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The household’s cooking assistant

Delete six apps. Keep dinner.

Recipes, the meal plan, the grocery list, nutrition goals, the family thread about food and the cookbook on the counter — one assistant does all of it, for everyone in the house, by talking.

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  • Recipe app
  • Meal-planning app
  • Grocery list app
  • Calorie tracker
  • Family food thread
  • Cookbook on the counter

What goes, and what HelloCook does instead

Six items
  1. Delete

    Recipe app

    Bookmarks nobody reopened. Screenshots in a camera roll. Nonna’s card in a drawer.

    Instead

    Your recipes, from anywhere, in one collection.

    Send a link, a screenshot, a photo of a cookbook page or a handwritten card. HelloCook reads it, keeps the source, and can plan with it tonight.

    Anyone in the household can add one
  2. Delete

    Meal-planning app

    Abandoned by week three, because it never knew that Tuesdays are late and the kids are only here every other weekend.

    Instead

    A week planned around how your household actually lives.

    Routines, who is home when, what’s in the fridge, what everyone likes. Change one thing by saying it; the week moves once.

    Everyone sees the same week
  3. Delete

    Grocery list app

    Typed by hand every week. Never in the order of the shop. Never knew you were out of oat milk.

    Instead

    One list per shopping trip, grouped by shop.

    Each meal cycle gets its own list, staples and personal habits included, following the household’s shopping rhythm. Ticked off from any phone.

    Whoever passes the shop, shops
  4. Delete

    Calorie & nutrition tracker

    One person’s goals, tracked alone, at war with everyone else’s dinner.

    Instead

    Goals, allergies and restrictions per person — inside the plan.

    A goal belongs to a person, not a recipe. HelloCook adjusts that plate quietly. A critical allergy is validated separately before you cook.

    Each member owns their own needs
  5. Delete

    Family thread about food

    “What do you want tonight?” — three seen, zero replies. Someone still has to decide.

    Instead

    One assistant the whole household talks to.

    One account. Whoever asks — parent, teenager, partner — talks to the same HelloCook, which keeps one plan and one list for everyone.

    No coordinator required
  6. Delete

    Cookbook on the counter

    Page lost under the chopping board. Hands covered in harissa. Oven temperature three pages back.

    Instead

    A voice at the stove that knows which step you’re on.

    Ask “how hot is the oven?” out loud. Say “next”. Timers, quantities and steps stay readable from across the kitchen; text when the extractor is loud.

    Whoever is cooking tonight

One assistant can do this because it knows your household.

  • Memory01

    It learns the household once.

    “Tom gets home late on Tuesdays.” “The kids are here every other weekend.” Said once, used every week after.

  • Conversation02

    Plans change by talking.

    “Two guests tomorrow.” “Use yesterday’s chicken.” The plan, the portions and the list adjust together.

  • Safety03

    Critical allergies get their own step.

    Never inferred. Set per person, validated separately before anything reaches the stove.

  • Continuity04

    Every week starts from the last.

    What the household tells HelloCook shapes the next plan. You never re-explain your family.

Six deleted.
One installed.

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  • One account for the whole household
  • Voice and text · English and French
  • Critical allergies validated separately

Two more ways to look at it

The family accountOne cookOne HelloCook the whole household talks to. Read the main page →One Tuesday, hour by hour18:12The evening question, and what happens instead. Read the story →