The week is planned. The shopping too.
Faitout plans the week's meals for the whole household, in season, never serving a declared allergen, in the time you have each day. The shopping list writes itself, sorted by aisle.
Everything you need, nothing more
The week in two seconds
Breakfast, lunch, dinner, snack: each meal can be replaced, locked, or repeated over several days when you cook once for three.
One sentence steers it
"Soups in the evening", "no red meat", "Italian food at the weekend": the rules appear and you adjust them. In English as in French.
A ready shopping list
Merged, sorted in your shop's order, rounded to pack sizes, sent by email or text, ticked off one-handed in the shop.
With what I have
The pantry suggests the recipes it can feed, and what must be used first comes to the top.
A budget kept
Set an amount for the week: Faitout picks dishes that stay under it, and tells you the least the week can cost.
Lunchboxes and cooking mode
Take-away lunches prepared in one or two sessions, with labels; in the kitchen, large steps, timers, screen kept on.
In pictures
