Meal planning & groceries
“What’s for dinner” answered for the whole week — menus built around what your family actually eats, what’s already in the fridge and what’s in season, with the shopping list generated to match.
I build small, practical AI assistants that take the repetitive parts of household life — the meal planning, the receipts, the inbox, the hundred small decisions a week — and quietly get on with them.
Built for one household at a time — yours.
Four things most households repeat every single week. Each one can be handed over.
“What’s for dinner” answered for the whole week — menus built around what your family actually eats, what’s already in the fridge and what’s in season, with the shopping list generated to match.
Expenses logged the moment you mention them — a photo of a receipt, a line in a chat. Multi-currency, attributed per person, and summarised into monthly reports you’ll actually read.
Mail sorted and replies drafted, appointments chased, the calendar kept honest, and paperwork surfaced while it’s still routine rather than urgent.
Bespoke assistants for whatever your household repeats. The rule of thumb: if you do it every week and quietly resent it, it can probably be automated.
Half an hour on how your week actually runs and which parts of it eat your time. No prep needed — complaining about the chores is the research.
You get something working in days, not months, running on your own accounts and set up around your household’s real habits rather than a template.
We adjust as it meets reality — new schedules, new diets, a new baby, a new city. The assistant changes with the household.
If there’s a chore your household repeats every week, there’s a decent chance it can be handed over. Say hello and let’s find out.