TeaTonight: Dinner Planner

TeaTonight takes the dinner admin. What's left is the good bit — just the cooking. What's for tea tonight? Answered. All week. You already know what your family likes to eat. So why does dinner still take this much thinking? It's not the cooking. It's the asking - what are we having tonight, didn't we have that yesterday, have we got anything in. Forty small decisions a week, none of them big enough to count as a job, all of them taking up room. TeaTonight takes that bit. Five minutes on Sunday, and it's out of your head until you next want it. What it does • Plan seven nights in about five minutes, from the meals you already cook • Keep recipes in collections - Quick, Veggie, One Pan, whatever suits you • Real-life options for real weeks - Dine Out, Takeaway, Ready Meal, Leftovers • Send the whole week's ingredients straight to Apple Reminders as one shopping list • Tonight's tea the moment you open it — or right on your home screen, in a widget • One gentle daily nudge before you cook: got everything in for tonight? • Add a recipe by typing it — or just start with a name and fill the rest in later • Say "Hey Siri, what's for tea in TeaTonight" — it answers with tonight's meal and its ingredients What it isn't • No account. Nothing to sign up for, nothing to remember. • No feed. It isn't trying to inspire you. • No calorie counting. It's a planner, not a diet app. • No ads. No tracking. No analytics. No data sold. • No ten screens of onboarding before you can plan Tuesday. TeaTonight Plus The core app is free, forever, and holds 24 recipes. Plus unlocks the powered-up bits: • Import a recipe from a photo or a link - it types itself in, for you to review • Unlimited recipes & collections • Plan any week ahead • Sort by Magic — one tap and the week arranges itself: fresh things early, nothing the same two nights running • Copy a whole week and paste it into another Try free for 7 days, then £19.99 a year. • 38p a week. Less than the carrots. Made by a parent, not a product team I've been cooking family dinners since my twin boys arrived, and I spent years trying to make the planning easier. Supermarket apps, meal planners, a battered notebook by the hob. Nothing quite fit. So I built TeaTonight: exactly the tool I wanted, and nothing I didn't. Made with love, in England - and the approval of two very picky judges.