Fed for the week

For

Anyone who stands at the fridge at six o'clock every night, or plans a week of dinners that never gets cooked

You get

Your real repeat meals in one short list, a plan for only the nights you ask for with a night that needs nothing already in it, a shopping list in the order of your shop, a look at what is already in before you buy, and one new meal at a time when you are sick of the same things

Takes

About 30 minutes to set up

Needs first

The free setup done. The parts that run on a schedule need a paid Claude plan, everything else works on the free one.

It plans from the meals that already go on repeat in your house, never from a recipe site or somebody else's week. Ten is plenty and five is a real answer.

Every plan has a night in it that needs nothing: the thing in the freezer, the toast, the takeaway you always get. That night is part of the plan, not the plan failing.

It plans the nights you ask for and no more. Three nights is a plan, and the empty nights are never called gaps.

It never says what you should be eating. No diets, no calories, no portions, no good food or bad food. It plans the food you already eat.

It never decides what is safe for you to eat. What you avoid is written down exactly as you said it, and that is where it stops.

It never keeps score. It never counts how many planned meals got cooked, and never mentions a night that did not happen.

It goes with Something to eat, the free add-on for the nights you have nothing left. Both read the same list of what is always in, so nothing is kept twice.

$19 AUD, one off

You answer a few questions after you pay, then your prompt is on screen and in your inbox.