What is for dinner?
Answered.

Suppertime knows what is in your kitchen, what your household will actually eat, and how much time you have tonight. It turns that into a handful of real options instead of another scroll through recipes you will not cook.

In testing now on iOS and Android.

What Suppertime is for

Answers the only question that matters at 5pm.

Tonight, not someday

Open the app and get a short list of things you could genuinely make in the next hour, weighted to what you already have in.

Scan the kitchen

Photograph the fridge, the freezer or the shelf. Suppertime reads what is there, asks about anything it is unsure of, and keeps track of what is running out.

Plan the week, loosely

Fill in as many nights as you feel like. The rest stay open, and the plan changes without guilt when Thursday turns into takeaway.

A list that matches the plan

The grocery list is built from what the week needs minus what you already own — so you stop buying a third jar of cumin.

How it works

How Suppertime works

Tell it about your household
Who eats, what they will not touch, allergies and how much time you usually have. Anonymous from the start — no account needed to begin.
Show it your kitchen
A few photos, or add things by hand. A shelf-life catalog keeps a sensible idea of what is still good without you logging every date.
Cook, plan, shop
Take a Tonight idea straight to the stove, drop meals onto the week when it suits, and let the grocery list assemble itself from the difference.

Everything Suppertime does

And, just as importantly, what it doesn't.

Ideas from what you have, not what you should buy

Suppertime starts from your inventory. Suggestions lean on what is already in the kitchen and flag the one or two things you would need to pick up, rather than sending you shopping for a recipe you found first.

A kitchen that stays roughly honest

Photo scans and a seeded shelf-life catalog keep your inventory close enough to reality to be useful, with a review step so nothing is committed until you have confirmed it.

Household preferences that stick

Set allergies, hard no-goes and how adventurous the table is once. Every suggestion afterwards respects them, so you are not re-explaining that one person will not eat mushrooms.

Ask for something different

Want it faster, cheaper, vegetarian, or using the chicken before it turns? Ask, and the options change to match.

A week planner you can ignore

Plan two nights or seven. The planner is a convenience, not a commitment, and rearranging it does not punish you with a broken shopping list.

Recipes written for a weeknight

Steps sized for a real kitchen on a real evening — clear quantities, sensible order, and no eight-paragraph story before the ingredients.

Try Suppertime