Eatsë: Meal Planner & Recipes

Big update — the first since launch. • Now on iPad • Weekly planning reminders — pick a day and time, we'll nudge you • Share a recipe with a friend by text • Quick filters on "Add meals" — Kid-friendly, Low-effort, One-pan, Meal-prep, Budget • Reheating tips on every recipe (leftovers, sorted) • Swap an ingredient and we'll remake the recipe around it • Filter your saved meals by top-rated • Build a grocery list for just the meals you pick • Smarter grocery list — adding a meal keeps the items you've already checked off • Servings now scale the grocery list to match • Faster, more reliable recipe loading Found a bug or have an idea? Email [email protected] — a real human reads every message.

Version 1.2.0 Dinner's still figured out — this update is about getting you there faster, making it feel like ours instead of a placeholder, and fixing the small stuff that was quietly annoying. None of it changes the deal: it decides, you cook. It just sands down the rough edges around that. Here's everything that changed. SIGN IN WITH GOOGLE You can now sign in with your Google account on iPhone. One tap, no new password to invent, no "wait, which email did I use" guessing game three weeks from now. Already have an account the old way? Nothing breaks — your existing sign-in works exactly as before. This just adds a faster door in — useful when it's 6pm, the kids are loud, and you do not want to type a password. A FRESH LOOK ON THE WAY IN New app icon and a real, branded opening screen. The old icon was a placeholder I never loved. This one actually looks like it belongs on your home screen, next to the apps you open every day. It's a small thing, but you tap it most nights — it should feel right when you do. TEMPERATURES IN °F AND °C Every recipe now shows oven and cooking temps in both Fahrenheit and Celsius — and that includes the reheating tips for your leftovers. No more stopping mid-cook to convert 425°F in your head, or reaching for your phone with oniony hands. If you think in Celsius, the app now thinks in Celsius too. No setting to dig for, no toggle to remember — both are just there. GROCERY LIST THAT GOES WHERE YOU GO Your grocery list now exports and shares cleanly to wherever you actually shop from — Messages, Notes, a partner who's already at the store, whatever works for you. And when you change the number of servings, the grocery quantities scale with it automatically. Cooking for two tonight and six on Sunday? The list keeps up, so you're not doing fraction math in the cereal aisle. SHARE A RECIPE Found something good? You can now send a recipe to someone with a clean title and link instead of an unreadable wall of text. They get the full recipe on the web — no app required, no copy-paste mess, no nineteen screenshots. Good for the friend who keeps asking "what'd you make?" and the partner you're trying to talk into cooking once in a while. NOTIFICATIONS ON YOUR TERMS New notification preferences let you decide what you hear from Eatsë and what you don't. Want the gentle weekly nudge to plan the week ahead? Keep it on. Don't? Turn it off. No noise you didn't ask for, no buried settings to fight with. COPY THAT SOUNDS LIKE A PERSON Cleaned up wording throughout, including the "what sounds good?" prompt when you're choosing meals — now with quick chips you can tap or type into, plus a budget option. Less app-speak, more like a friend asking what you're actually in the mood for. Eatsë will decide for you if you'd rather not think about it — but the least it can do is ask like a human. POLISH UNDER THE HOOD - A consistent footer across the app, so you always know where you are and how to reach settings, support, and the legal bits. - Smoother handling of leftovers, meal swaps, and your weekly archive. - A pile of small layout and wording fixes that came straight from people cooking with Eatsë every night. - General stability, speed, and reliability improvements. WHAT HASN'T CHANGED It still decides what's for dinner, writes the full recipe, and builds your grocery list in about 30 seconds. It still respects your time — It's still built by one person who cooks dinner most nights, reads every single piece of feedback, and ships fixes fast. If something's off, or there's a feature you wish existed, tell me. The review box and the in-app feedback both land on my desk — and honestly, that's exactly how this list of changes gets written. This isn't a startup with roadmap meetings and a growth team — it's a tool I use every night and keep sharpening because I rely on it too. Thanks for cooking with Eatsë.

Sign in with Google is here. Pick it, Apple, or email — whichever gets you to dinner faster. Also in this update: - A new welcome screen to get you started. - A sharper app icon. - A cleaner recipe screen, with macros that are easier to read at a glance. - A tidier grocery list with clearer check-offs. - Fixes and polish throughout. Dinner, figured out.

Dinner, figured out — now better. Here's what Eatsë does: it suggests a week of dinners built around your tastes, your time, and who's at your table, scales the recipes, and builds one grocery list. You pick what sounds good, and cook. The hard part is done. The choice stays yours. In this update: - The week comes pre-set, with today floated to the top — you never start from a blank slate - Recipes scale to your servings, from one plate to a full table - One grocery list, grouped by category and easy to share with whoever shops - Set your no-go list once — allergies and foods you avoid are respected every week - Ratings teach Eatsë what you like, so next week gets more "you" Built by one person who couldn't answer "what's for dinner?" without spiraling — and got tired of it. Found a bug or have an idea? Email [email protected]. A real person reads every message. — Jason, Eatsë