Start with what saves money
Bring store offers and pantry ingredients into the same search instead of planning in a vacuum.
Dinner planning that starts with real life
Shop. Plan. Cook.
CooksIntelligence turns this week's store offers and the food you already have into complete dinners that fit your time, household, and exclusions—then builds one shopping list for the week.
Public beta · Secure account sign-in · Saved plans stay with your account
Deals and pantry shape the plan. The plan becomes one list. What you cook makes the next plan smarter.
Why it feels different
A plan built around your kitchen—not a pile of recipe tabs.
Get actual dinners
Sides, sauces, snacks, and mystery results do not count toward the number of meals you asked for.
Keep one useful list
Equivalent ingredients are consolidated, pantry items stay out of the buy list, and every item keeps its recipe source.
Bring your cookbooks back
Photograph a recipe page, review the AI-read draft, and save the recipe to your private kitchen library.
Choose your inputs
Pick a supported retailer, review the offers you care about, and add pantry ingredients you want to use.
Set the week's rules
Choose the dinner count, exclusions, serving target, and maximum time. Your saved defaults remain editable.
Save, shop, and cook
Open every recipe at its publisher, keep one combined list, and reopen the whole dinner plan when it is time to cook.
Honest connections
One planner. Clear source boundaries.
A live connection is labeled live. An official-site handoff is labeled as a handoff. CooksIntelligence never invents prices, inventory, or a publisher partnership.
Whole Foods + America's Test Kitchen
User-started weekly-offer and bounded recipe-metadata planning, with source links kept on every saved dinner.
Whole Foods, Kroger, Walmart, ALDI, Target
Each retailer exposes only the capabilities its official path supports: verified store, weekly ad, or official-site handoff.
Allrecipes, Food Network, ATK, Serious Eats, Bon Appétit
Search and save official publisher links while normalized recipe planning remains limited to explicitly supported metadata providers.
Designed for statefulness
Your kitchen gets a memory. Other accounts do not get your data.
- Every saved plan, favorite, pantry item, and preference is scoped to the signed-in household.
- Private data routes require authentication and return non-cacheable responses.
- Download your retained data or clear it from Account settings.
- Retailer and recipe-site passwords are never collected.
Your next week starts here