Tonight’s pick
Tonight’s plan
Cook, then everyone rates — that’s how next dinner gets better.
Your tastes, woven together.
Dinner picks the whole table can agree on. Tell us who’s eating, cook one of a few solid options, rate it — and next time gets smarter.
Step 1 of 6
Usually a couple or small crew — just the people who eat together.
Step 2 of 6
Spouse, partner, roommate, family — anyone at the table. They set their own diet limits when they join.
Up to 4 people per kitchen.
Step 3 of 6 · Your limits
Allergies and absolute no’s. Yours alone — never copied onto anyone else.
Hard limits always win. Soft likes come next (optional).
Step 4 of 6 · optional
Pick up to 3 vibes — or skip. We learn the rest after you cook and rate.
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Step 5 of 6
They set their own limits. Everyone in your household sees the same picks tonight.
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How to send
Join a kitchen
Set your own diet limits — we never copy anyone else’s onto you.
Your diet limits
Tonight’s picks
Options that fit your crew. Tap one — or send the set.
Shared plan
Someone shared tonight’s picks with you. Tap a favorite — join to cook and rate together.
Tonight’s pick
Cook, then everyone rates — that’s how next dinner gets better.
Why this one
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Ingredients
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Steps overview
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History
Picked, cooked, and rated — your kitchen’s story so far.
Taste profile
A blend of everyone’s ratings and likes. It gets sharper every time you cook.
Tonight’s pick
Why this one
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Step 1
Done cooking
Rate while it’s fresh — each of you, 1–10. Or save it and finish later.
How was dinner?
Each person scores separately — save partial ratings anytime.
Submit when everyone has scored. You can save a partial and finish later.
Nice work
We’ll remember this — the next picks get a little smarter.
How it works
Hard limits always win. Soft likes just nudge the picks — for two to four diners.
Everyone in your household can eat these
Every pick clears every hard limit in the household. Likes decide the order.
*Fish is fine when your household allows it. Soft likes never override hard limits.