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One dinner everyone at your table can eat.

One child has a nut allergy, your partner is vegetarian, and the toddler won't touch anything green. Plan a week of dinners that suits everyone, with one shared grocery list.

  • Food allergies
  • Celiac & gluten-free
  • Vegetarian & vegan
  • Halal, kosher & Jain
  • Picky eaters
  • Medical diets
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Example: tonight's table

AAiden, 7 · peanut and tree-nut allergy
MMaya · vegetarian
JJo, 3 · nothing spicy
Black bean tacos with a build-your-own bar

Every ingredient is nut-free. Mild salsa for Jo, and chipotle on the side for the adults.

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How it works

Tell it who's eating

A short profile for each person: allergies, diet rules, dislikes and how spicy they like their food.

Get dinners that suit everyone

A week of meals the whole table can share, with small tweaks for each person, such as setting the kids' portions aside before adding the chili.

Check any recipe and shop once

Paste a recipe from TikTok, YouTube or a blog to see who can eat it and what to swap. Then shop from one list the whole family can add to.

It helps you check ingredients, but it never replaces reading the label or your doctor's advice.