Planning ahead
Set portions for the people actually eating.
Plan portions that match your household, including cooking for one or two without amounts built for four.
The dinner setup asks who is eating and how many extra portions you want. That keeps the plan connected to the real household instead of a default serving size.
A real example
Dinner for two
Choose the two people eating tonight and leave extra portions at zero. The meal starts from dinner for two, not dinner for four with leftovers you did not ask for.
The real product screen
See it in the product.
A close look at the screen behind the promise.
The next step
Keep the dinner moving.
Once the household and portions are set, choose a meal that fits the time you have and continue to its recipe.
Short FAQ
A few useful answers.
Can I plan for just one or two people?
Yes. Set who is eating and use the portion choice that matches the household tonight.
What are extra portions for?
The demonstrated screen names guests, leftovers, lunches, or later meals as examples.
What comes after portions?
Set the available time, then ask for a meal that fits.
Make the next dinner easier to handle.
See it work before you sign up. A 28-second tour of a real meal choice and Cooking Mode.
No signup needed to watch.
Read the product demonstration transcript
Background music plays. The Home screen shows foods saved in My Kitchen. No Decisions Please selects Lemon Garlic Chicken and opens Cooking Mode.
Cooking Mode shows a single step, a read-aloud control, a timer, and a preview of the next step. A later step displays the safety endpoint: every chicken piece reaches 165°F. A photograph of lemon-garlic chicken closes the demonstration.
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