Why it exists
To take the mental load out of the weekly shop.
The kitchen is Mads's domain. And no, this isn't one of those tragic trad-wife situations. Anyone who knows her knows she's a bit of a whiz in there, and cooking is her love language. It's the best. We love her. That's why I made her this.
What it does
It holds all the meals she loves to cook. She picks what she wants to make for the next week or two, and it does the rest. It isn't recipes and it isn't daily meal planning. It takes those meals and turns them into one list of ingredients.
That list lands in her supermarket trolley, already loaded. She picks a delivery date, hits send, and it's done, all from inside the app.
It knows what's already in the house
Walk through the pantry, fridge and freezer and just say out loud what's there, and it builds the list of what the house keeps. Run out of a spice? A quick voice note keeps it up to date. And the receipts do one more job: they itemise the shopping and split the spending into categories, so it's clear where the money goes.
The point
All of it exists for one reason: to take load off Mads's brain. She's an academic and a mum, and she already does so much thinking. If this lifts even part of that, it's done its job.
