One plan for very different eaters
Everyone's needs shape the same four meals, so nobody cooks twice.
- RRishiVegetarian, maintaining
- PPriyaVegetarian, losing weight
- DDadiDiabetes-aware
- AAaravGrowing, very active
Aaj kya banega?Sorted.
Breakfast to dinner for your whole household. Real Indian food, planned around everyone's tastes, health and what's in your kitchen.
Today's plan
For 4 people
- Quick
Breakfast 348 cal
Poha with curd
- High fibre
Lunch 425 cal
Dal tadka, jeera rice, cucumber salad
- Light
Snack 220 cal
Masala buttermilk, roasted chana
- High protein
Dinner 630 cal
Paneer tikka, 2 rotis, bhindi sabzi
1,623 calories per person across the day. Ask for a change and the plan re-works itself.
The same question, every single day.
Four people, four sets of tastes, one kitchen. The thinking never stops, so we take it off your plate.
Breakfast kya banega?Kal dal bani thi na?Bachche ye nahi khayenge.Papa ko sugar hai.Paneer khatam ho gaya.Lunch mein kya?Cook ko kya bolna hai?Kuch healthy banana hai.
Set it up once. Ask for changes anytime.
- 1
Tell us who's eating
Add each person's age, diet and health goals, plus your home cuisine and what's usually in the pantry.
- 2
Get today's plan
Breakfast, lunch, snack and dinner, portioned for everyone in whole rotis and bowls, with a grocery list of only what's missing.
- 3
Change anything by asking
Type it the way you'd say it. “Dinner light kar do.” “More protein.” “Use what's at home.” The plan updates in place.
Built for how Indian homes actually eat.
2 rotis.
Never 1.4 rotis
Rotis and eggs come in whole numbers, dal and sabzi in half bowls. Portions you can actually serve.
Cooks from your pantry first
Plans lean on what's already at home, so the grocery list stays short.
Health goals, built in
Calorie targets come from each person's height, weight and activity. Goals like weight loss, diabetes-aware eating or GLP-1 support adjust what gets planned.
Speaks the way you do
English, Hindi or Hinglish. No forms to fill.
Kal ke liye bhi bana lo
Cooking extra dal tadka. Tomorrow's lunch is covered.
AI understands your message. It never picks your food.
Every dish, portion and grocery item comes from a real Indian food database and nutrition rules, so the plan is the same every time you ask the same thing.
Questions people ask first
Does it work if we eat differently at home?
Yes. Set vegetarian, eggetarian, non-veg or vegan for each person, plus allergies. Allergies are never planned.
Can I type in Hindi or Hinglish?
Yes. Ask the way you talk, like “dinner mein kuch aur” or “kal ke liye bhi bana lo”. English works too.
What if we don't like a dish?
Tap Swap on any meal, or say what your household never eats. That rule sticks for every plan after it.
Is it safe for someone with diabetes?
Plans can be diabetes-aware, and calorie targets use each person's own details. It's a planning aid, not medical advice, so keep following your doctor's guidance.
Do I have to list everything in my kitchen?
No. Staples like salt, oil, onion and spices are assumed. Tick anything else you have and the plan uses it first.