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The product

Four surfaces, one shared truth.

Plan, pantry, cook mode and log are not four features bolted together. They read and write the same record of what you actually did, which is why the numbers agree with each other.

4
surfaces reading one record — plan, pantry, cook mode, log
0
totals stored anywhere; every figure is recomputed
1
tap to undo, because a correction is just another entry

What the app actually does

The landing page gives you the three-line version. This is the long one.

01

Plan

Seven dinners built around your goal, your allergies and how much time you actually have on a Tuesday. Swap any of them and the rest of the week holds.

A slot with nothing in it shows a prompt, not a warning. An unplanned day is a choice, not a failure state.

What it writes
plan_setone per slot; the last write wins
list_addthe ingredients that meal needs
02

Pantry

What you own, counted by adding what came in and subtracting what got cooked. Add by receipt, by barcode, or by typing it.

Every row can be opened to show the full history behind the number — each addition, each use, each day.

What it writes
pantry_addreceipt, scan or manual
pantry_useappended when you finish cooking
03

Cook

Step mode with timers, sized for a phone propped against a jar. Finishing the last step closes the loop in one action.

That one action logs the meal, takes the ingredients out of the pantry, and marks the slot cooked. You do not do it three times.

What it writes
meal_logwith the slot it came from
pantry_useone per ingredient
plan_setthe slot, marked cooked
04

Log

What you ate, with where each number came from. Verified against a label, or estimated from a comparable food and marked with a tilde.

Provenance is written in words, never carried by colour alone. If we had to guess, the screen says so.

What it writes
meal_logkcal and macros, plus the source
Why the numbers agree

Nothing stores a total.

Your pantry count, today’s protein, the week’s trend, the grocery list — none of them are saved anywhere. They are all recomputed from the list of things you did, every time a screen opens.

That is why undo works properly, why a correction two days later fixes every screen at once, and why nothing ever drifts out of sync with itself.

Stored · derived
The event log — what you didstored
Pantry quantitiesderived
Today's calories and macrosderived
The week's protein trendderived
The grocery listderived
Streak and meals loggedderived

Where it runs

iOS

The full app, built for one hand and a kitchen counter.

Not yet released
Android

The same app, the same record, the same offline behaviour.

Not yet released
Web

Plan and shop in the browser; cook mode is phone-first by design.

Not yet released