A WEEK THAT FITS YOUR TABLE
Dinner ideas with your household in mind.
Planning dinner starts with the people eating it. Build a week around your real portions, available cooking time and the foods you enjoy.
Set the rhythm of your week
Choose how many meals to cook and how many portions to make, including lunches. Set an easy and more involved meal mix, or let the mix vary. Generated easy meals target up to 20 minutes and more involved meals up to 40 minutes, including preparation.
Your household settings also guide dietary restrictions, spice, equipment and meal budget. Imported cookbook recipes keep realistic timings, including a visible warning when they take longer than your preference.
Keep favourites in the conversation
Your cookbook offers ideas worth returning to. Opt reviewed recipes into rotation, mark family favourites and choose repeat spacing or pauses. Favourites and explicit reviews carry more weight than simply saving a recipe.
A small cookbook can be supplemented with new suggestions. The planner considers variety and recorded feedback; it does not turn every saved recipe into an automatic weekly commitment.
Review the week before shopping
An upcoming meal can be swapped with a household recipe or regenerated with a request. Preview the proposed change before applying it. Changes to an editable plan recalculate groceries and require a fresh shopping review.
Past, cooked and ordered meals are preserved. You can opt into automatic future menus or generate a menu yourself. Neither option authorizes a grocery purchase.
Treat estimates as estimates
Menu costs estimate groceries and package purchases. Store availability, actual package sizes, delivery charges and checkout prices can differ.
AI-generated dishes and recipe edits are not kitchen-tested. Your review and cooking feedback are part of making the plan useful for your home.