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Court’s List

The product

Everything that is already in the app

Phone-first. Built for one quiet night, then the store, then the stove. Here is what you can do today, not a roadmap dressed up as a tour.

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Planning night

Walk this week or next. Each day is a card: breakfast, lunch, dinner, and a snack. Mark a busy day. Ask us to fill only the empty dinners (or lunches too) and review before anything sticks.

This week

Next week

Monday

Busy day

  • Breakfast

    Saturday pancakes

  • Lunch

    Tomato soup and grilled cheese

  • Dinner

    Sheet-pan lemon chicken

  • Snack

    Apple and peanut butter

Fill the empty dinners · Review the week

Planning night: a day card, like in the app

Recipes from the real kitchen

Paste a link. Snap a photo of a card you already use. Or drop a YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, or Facebook cooking video. We read it. Nothing is saved until you say so.

Add a recipe

Paste a link, a YouTube / TikTok / Instagram / Facebook video, or a photo of the page.

https://…
LinkPhotoVideo

Nothing is saved until you say so.

Import a recipe from a link, photo, or video

Food rules that stay on

Organic. Non-GMO. Skip processed foods. No artificial sweeteners or additives. Plus the household’s allergies and diet tags. Suggestions and imports keep those rules. We fail closed on allergies. We do not claim a medical test.

Food rules

Organic only

Non-GMO

Avoid processed foods

No artificial sweeteners

No artificial additives

Food rules: organic, non-GMO, no junk

A list by store

The week becomes one shopping list, merged by ingredient, grouped the way you shop. Add Aldi, Meijer, Trader Joe’s, or any store. Receipts teach us where you usually buy each thing. Check items off. We’ll hint if it might already be in the kitchen.

Shopping list

Aldi

  • Organic chicken thighs
  • Lemons
  • Baby spinach

Meijer

  • Whole milk
  • Sourdough

Trader Joe’s

  • Corn tortillas
Shopping list grouped by store

Michigan seasons

See what is typically in season here from a published month chart, not live store inventory. If a household postal code is set, we use that region. Optional Detroit market arrivals can join the Home card when a USDA key is configured.

In season now

A published month chart, not live store inventory.

ApplesSquashKaleCarrots
What’s in season in Michigan

Optional meal balance

Turn on a simple plate picture: protein, starch, greens. Numbers come from USDA FoodData Central when a key is set, or a built-in table if it isn’t. Estimates, not a lab test. Easy to ignore.

Meal balance

About how this plate looks. These are estimates.

ProteinAbout 35%
StarchAbout 30%
GreensAbout 35%

USDA FoodData Central when a key is set.

Optional meal balance: protein, starch, greens

The household, together

One household is a shared kitchen: recipes, the week, the list, pantry photos. Invite the other adult. Members can carry diet tags. Child profiles are names and tags, not logins. You must be 18 or older to create an account.

Who eats here

AdultDairy-free

Family memberNut-free · gluten-free

Names and tags, not child logins.

Household members and diet tags

Not in the app yet, said plainly

  • A native iPhone or Android app

    The web app is phone-first today. You can add it to the Home Screen from the browser. A native app is planned later, not built.

  • Calendar sync

    There is no Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, or Outlook sync in the repo.

  • Delivery, prices, or “in stock at Aldi”

    We do not talk to store APIs, show live inventory, or place grocery orders.

  • Checkout and paid plans

    There is no customer billing screen yet. The app is usable without a credit card.

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