Eatsë

Dinner, figured out.

You know the moment. It's almost dinner and there's no plan — again. Finding something, scaling it to how many you're feeding, checking it against what everyone will and won't eat, writing the list, getting to the store. It's a real job. And it comes back every single day.

Eatsë takes the heavy part off your plate. It suggests a week of dinners that already fit your life, scales the recipes, and builds one grocery list — so what's left for you is the easy part: pick what sounds good, and cook.

It suggests. You choose. You're always in control.

HOW IT WORKS

Set your taste once — what you don't eat, what you actually like, how much you cook, who's at the table. Then each week, tap "Add meals" and Eatsë surfaces a short list of dinner ideas built around your preferences. Pick the ones you want, assign them to days, and Eatsë writes the full recipes — proper quantities scaled to your servings — and pulls everything into one categorized grocery list, organized the way you shop.

The week comes pre-set, with today on top. You never start from a blank slate.

WHAT YOU GET

• A week of dinner suggestions tuned to your tastes, your time, and your household — variety without spending your Sunday on it
• Full step-by-step recipes with quantities built into the steps
• One consolidated grocery list, grouped by category and shareable with whoever shops
• Recipes scaled to your servings, from one plate to a full table — right-sized, so you're not stuck eating the same thing all week
• Set your no-go list once — allergies and foods you avoid are respected every week
• Ratings that teach Eatsë what you like, so next week's suggestions get more "you"

WHO IT'S FOR

The person who runs dinner for the whole house and carries the mental load of it. The couple or solo cook who'd rather not deal with a four-serving recipe for one or two. Anyone who wants real meals at home but keeps bouncing off the part before the cooking. If "what's for dinner?" is the question you're tired of answering, this is for you.

WHY EATSË

Recipe apps pile on more options — you still have to decide, scale, and shop. Meal kits run $12–18 a serving and lock you into someone else's menu. Eatsë sits in between: the finding, the scaling, and the list are done — but you cook your own food, your way, for about the price of one takeout dinner a month.

It's not a recipe library to scroll, not a calorie counter, not a social feed. It's the weekly dinner system — find, scale, list — minus the part you dread. The suggestions get sharper the more you rate, so it feels more like yours every week.