Personalized weekly meal planning

Dinner, handled.

Your dinners, recipes, and one organized grocery list — planned every week around the way your household actually eats.

Takes 2 minutes· No card required· Cancel online

Your household's rulesRemembered and checked every week
One organized listCombined in your store's aisle order, minus pantry staples
A fresh week on scheduleNo prompt-writing or copy-pasting
A real sample week

Actual output, not a mockup.

Five dinners straight from the OurKitchen bank — tap any name for the full recipe — and the exact shopping list our code writes for them: quantities added up across meals, grouped by aisle. Yours gets shaped by your rules instead.

The dinners
a week from the bank
TUE
Shrimp Tacos20 min · no cook-down
WED
THU
FRI
Chicken Quesadillas25 min · one pan
The list it writes
24 items
Produce
Broccoli — 2 · used in 2 meals
Garlic — 3 cloves
Coleslaw mix — 1 bag
Lime — 1
Lemon — 1
Potatoes — 3
Lettuce — 1 head
Tomato — 1
Bell peppers — 1
Yellow onion — 1
Meat & Seafood
Chicken breast — 3 lb · used in 3 meals
Shrimp — 12 oz
Ground turkey — 1 lb
Refrigerated
Sour cream — 1 small tub
Shredded cheese — 1.5 cups
Pantry
White rice — 1 cup
Honey — 3 tbsp
Soy sauce — 3 tbsp
Cornstarch — 1 tsp
Taco seasoning — 1 packet
Olive oil — 2 tbsp
Vegetable oil — 2 tbsp
Bakery
Flour tortillas — 8-pack x2 · used in 2 meals
Burger buns — 4-pack
24 items · one trip. Week one buys everything; from week two, pantry memory starts trimming the list.

Make one shaped like your house — first week free →

How it works

Set it up once. Eat well all week.

1.

Tell it about your table

Choose how many people you're feeding, what never goes on the plate, and how long weeknight dinner can take.

2.

Get a week that fits

Your dinners arrive with every step written out. Each one is checked against the rules you set before it reaches you.

3.

Shop once, then coast

One list combines every recipe by aisle and remembers what is probably still in your pantry.

Salmon with green beans and couscous, plated at home
Tuesday — one pan, 25 minutes
Fresh ingredients laid out on a cutting board
Everything on the list, nothing extra
It learns your table

A thumbs-down is forever.

Rate dinners after you cook them. A 👍 means more like this; a 👎 is a permanent veto, enforced by code — that meal stops appearing in your plans, and it never quietly comes back.

A few weeks in, the plan starts tasting like your family.

Your recipes, in the mix

Nana's meatballs, exactly as she made them.

Type a rough ingredient list and OurKitchen writes it up into a proper recipe — then serves it in the rotation as often as you choose.

Never "improved." Never substituted. Family recipes are sacred.

The details

The little things it gets right.

A pantry with a memoryStaples carry over week to week with shelf-life counters. Your list gets shorter the longer you stay.
One-tap swapsNot feeling Thursday? Swap the dinner and the shopping list quietly fixes itself.
Rules are enforced, not suggestedBanned foods, vetoes, and time caps are checked in code on every single meal — never the honor system. (Allergies? Filters help, but always read ingredient lists yourself.)
It comes to youEmail, text, or a nudge on your phone the moment your week is ready — and it installs on your home screen like a real app.
Your day, your hourPlans generate Friday night, Saturday morning — whenever shopping day is in your house, in your timezone.
A plan always shipsIf the AI ever has an off day, tried-and-true favorites step in. You will never stare at an empty page on shopping day.
The fair question

“Couldn’t I just ask ChatGPT?”

For one week — sure. A chatbot will write you a decent plan whenever you ask. The product is everything around the asking:

And to be clear, OurKitchen is not a meal kit — nothing arrives in a box. You shop at your own store and cook normal groceries.

It happens without youA fresh week arrives on your schedule, every week — no prompting, no copy-pasting into your notes app.
Rules are memory, not chat historyVetoes and banned foods are stored once and enforced in code on every plan after.
The pantry carries forwardThe list knows what you bought recently and trims what you likely still have.
Swaps repair the listChange Thursday's dinner and the groceries quietly fix themselves.
Family recipes stay in rotationServed exactly as written, as often as you choose.
One aisle-ordered listNot a wall of chat text to reformat in the parking lot.
Pricing

One plan. Every feature.

Try one personalized week free with no card. If you choose to subscribe, Stripe starts a separate 14-day trial before the first charge.

Monthly
$12/ month
First week free, no card · cancel online
Weekly plan + shopping list
Unlimited swaps & vetoes
Your own family recipes
Pantry memory
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Best value · save $45
Yearly
$99/ year · about $8.25/mo
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Everything in monthly
Locked-in price for the year
One decision, then dinner's done
Pantry memory
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No card for your first week. A card is needed only if you subscribe; the first charge comes after the separate 14-day trial. Cancel from Billing anytime — no phone call required.

FAQ

Fair questions.

Do I need a credit card to try it?

No — your first week is completely free, no card at all. If you want the weeks to keep coming, subscribing starts with 2 more free weeks, and you won't be charged until day 15. Cancel anytime from your Billing page.

My kid eats about four foods. Will this actually work?

That's the household this was built for. Ban ingredients outright, cap cook time, and thumbs-down anything that flops — vetoes are permanent, so the plan narrows toward what your table actually eats.

Can I add our own recipes?

Yes — paste even a rough ingredient list and it gets written up as a proper recipe. It's then served exactly as you wrote it, as often as you choose. Your recipes are never altered.

What about groceries I already have?

The pantry remembers staples week to week, with shelf-life counters. Your list only asks for what you're actually missing — it never re-buys the rice.

Which grocery stores does it work with?

Any store. The list is plain aisle-by-aisle groceries — put the aisles in your store's order once, and it remembers for every week after.

What does “AI” mean here, honestly?

AI drafts your week; the app then checks every meal against your rules before it reaches you, and throws out anything that breaks one. Your vetoes and banned foods are enforced by code, not vibes — and if the AI has an off day, tried-and-true favorites ship instead.

Can it handle food allergies?

You can ban any ingredient, and every meal is checked against your list in code. But recipes are AI-generated, so treat OurKitchen as a planning aid, not an allergen guarantee — if someone at your table has a medical allergy, always read the ingredient list yourself before cooking.

Who's behind this

One small studio, one real kitchen.

OurKitchen is built by Tuxedo Dog Studios, a tiny independent software studio in Pennsylvania — named for the house dog, Domino. No investors, no growth team, no interest in selling your data: just a founder who got tired of the nightly “what's for dinner” negotiation and built the tool that ends it.

Questions reach a person, not a ticket queue — say hello.

Stop deciding what's for dinner.

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