Tell me how many dinners you need. I'll plan them, sort the shopping, and walk you through every step.


Think of me as your second pair of hands. Every Sunday I plan seven dinners around your week, your taste, and what's already in your fridge. You get one calm list — sorted by aisle, minus what you already have — and that's your shopping done.
When it's time to cook, I walk beside you. One step at a time, in big type, with timers that start themselves. Ask me anything mid-recipe — substitutions, timing, tips — and I'll answer. The more you cook with me, the more I learn what you'll actually eat next week.
Tap "plan my week" and watch seven calm dinners settle into place. No decisions. No Pinterest rabbit holes.
Tell Gaston how many mouths, how much time, and what's off-limits. He builds a week that fits — not a feed to scroll.
Gaston writes your shopping list — sorted by aisle, quantities combined, minus what's already in your pantry. You just walk the shop and tap things off.
Every dinner, step by step. Timers that talk. Substitutions when you're missing something. Zero panic.
Three moments. Zero friction. I take the planning, the second-guessing, and the “what's for dinner?” off your plate — so you just cook.
Coffee in hand, you tell me how many dinners you need this week — three, five, seven, whatever fits. I build the plan around what's already in your fridge, your schedule, and what your family actually eats. No blank Pinterest board. No decision fatigue.
Not in the mood for Thursday's curry? Hit swap and I'll find a replacement that fits the same evening, budget, and ingredients you already have. Shopping list updates itself — quietly, in the background.
The list is already written, sorted by the aisles in your store, with everything you already own subtracted. Walk in, tap things off, walk out. No wandering. No impulse junk in the cart. No three bunches of parsley because you forgot the first one.
Snap the receipt on the way out and everything you bought lands in your pantry automatically. No typing, no logging. Next week I'll plan around what you actually have — nothing wasted, nothing forgotten in the back of the fridge.
Kids are loud, the day was long, and dinner's in 30 minutes. Open Chef Gaston — the recipe is ready, the ingredients are on the counter, and I walk you through every step in big calm type. Knuckle-tap to advance with messy hands. Ask me anything mid-cook. No scrolling, no panicking, no “what was I supposed to do next?”.
Loved it? Skipped it? A quick tap and I remember. Less cilantro, more garlic, fewer Thursday curries. Every week the plan fits your family a little better — and you spend less time deciding, less time shopping, and more time at the table.
Seven dinners, planned around your life — not around a content feed. Less decision fatigue, fewer takeaways.
coreWritten for you, sorted by the aisles in your shop, minus what's already on your shelf. Print it, or tap items off as you walk the aisles.
One step on the screen at a time. Big type. Built-in timers. A friendly voice reading along if your hands are busy.
lovedScan a receipt. I'll know what's in your cupboard and plan around it. No more three jars of capers.
Share the plan with your partner, your roommate, your teenager. Whoever's cooking tonight sees the same thing.
Love lemon? Hate eggplant? Hate rushed Tuesdays? I remember. Every week of plans fits you a little better than the last.
★★★★★Cooking falls apart when you're reading a recipe and cooking at the same time. Cook mode gives you one step at a time, with a timer, and Gaston cheering you on.
I pull together everything you need for the week, sort it by aisle, and subtract anything you already have. You just walk through the shop and tap.
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All of me, in your kitchen.

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