Tell us once. Every new week starts from what your household needs.
Personalized meal planning
Dinner, already thought through.
A week of dinners shaped around your household, every recipe ready to cook, and one grocery list organized for the store.
Three quick questions · first week free · no card
Next week, handled
3 to 7 dinners everyone can actually eat.
Plus one aisle-ready Sunday list.
A real week, not a promise
See what dinner looks like when it is already handled.
Answer three quick questions and get a sample week from the same meal bank and planner used inside OurKitchen. This preview shows three dinners; the app plans 3 to 7.
- Built around your household size
- Foods that never work are left out
- Your weeknight time limit is respected
Actual output, not a mockup.24 grocery items
The dinners
MON
Honey Garlic Chicken & Broccoli25 min · one pan
TUE
Shrimp Tacos20 min · no cook-down
WED
Lemon Garlic Chicken & Rice30 min · one pan
One combined list
- Broccoli2 heads · used in 2 meals
- Garlic3 cloves
- Coleslaw mix1 bag
- Lime1
- Lemon1
- Chicken breast3 lb · used in 3 meals
Plus 18 more, grouped by aisle
Why it keeps working
Less planning. More dinner.
A weekly rhythm that gets more useful every time you cook.
It learns your table.
Ban ingredients once. Rate what you cook. A thumbs-down is a permanent veto, so a few weeks in the plan starts tasting like your family.
The list stays in sync.
Every recipe is combined by aisle. Swap Thursday and the groceries update with it. Pantry staples carry forward, so future lists get shorter.
Your rules are checked.
Time caps, banned foods, and vetoes are checked in code. If a week cannot fit your rules, it is flagged, not fudged. For allergies, always read ingredient lists yourself.
Family recipe
Nana's Sunday Meatballs
Added from a rough ingredient list · served as written
Ground beef & pork1 lb each
Day-old bread, soaked2 slices
Pecorino, grated½ cup
“...and don't rush the sauce.”
Your recipes belong here
Nana's meatballs, exactly as she made them.
Type a rough ingredient list and OurKitchen writes it into a usable recipe, then places it in the rotation as often as you choose.
Never improved. Never substituted. Family recipes are served exactly as written.
Small studio, real kitchen
Built to earn a place in your week.
OurKitchen is made by Tuxedo Dog Studios, an independent Pennsylvania studio. No ads, no data sales, and no phone call to cancel. Questions reach a person.
Simple pricing
Try dinner first. Decide later.
Build your first personalized week with no card. Choose a plan only when you want the next week to arrive.
First week freeChoose a plan14-day trialFirst charge
Save $24
Yearly
$59.99 / year · about $5/month
The same complete kitchen, billed once after your trial.
Build my free weekA card is needed only when you choose monthly or yearly. That starts a separate 14-day trial; the first charge comes after it. Cancel online anytime.
FAQ
Fair questions.
Do I need a credit card to try it?
No. Build your first week free with no card. If you want another week, choosing monthly or yearly starts a separate 14-day trial, and the first charge comes after it.
My kid eats about four foods. Will this actually work?
That is exactly the kind of table this was built for. Ban ingredients, cap cook time, and permanently veto meals that flop. The plan narrows toward what your household really eats.
Can I add our own recipes?
Yes. Paste even a rough ingredient list and it becomes a usable recipe. It is then served exactly as written, as often as you choose.
Is this a meal kit?
No. Nothing arrives in a box. You shop at your own store and cook ordinary groceries; OurKitchen handles the planning, recipes, and list.
Can it handle food allergies?
You can ban ingredients and the planner checks that list, but recipes can be AI-generated. Treat OurKitchen as a planning aid, not an allergen guarantee, and always read ingredient lists yourself before cooking.