What's Cooking
Feed the whole crew, on your actual budget.
AI meal planning for real households. It turns what is in your kitchen and what is in your wallet into recipes, a full meal plan, and one shopping list priced against real shelf prices at your store.
The long version
Meal planning apps assume money is not the constraint. In most kitchens it is the only constraint. What's Cooking starts from the number instead of ignoring it: seven people, $500, two weeks. Every meal planned, leftovers reused on purpose, one shopping list that comes in under the line.
Ingredients are a valid input, and so is a mood. Eggs, flour, butter works. Cozy rainy day also works.
The prices are real. It pulls actual shelf prices from your Kroger-family store and loads the finished list into your cart, so the plan you approved is the plan you pay for.
If there is a health goal attached, it does the arithmetic safely and builds every plate to those numbers, rather than telling you to eat less and wishing you luck.
What you get
- Meal plans that hold to a hard dollar budget
- Cook from what you already have, or from a mood
- Real shelf prices, loaded straight into your cart
- Goal-aware plates instead of generic advice
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