SummitPlate vs TeaTonight

NEW: PLAN WITH YOUR DINNER AGENT Tell your dinner agent what your family likes, what is already in your pantry, and which nights are busy. It builds the week through a guided conversation, remembers what works, and helps you adjust the plan without starting over. Dinner does not need to start with another round of decisions. SummitPlate is a meal planner that builds a realistic weekly dinner plan around your family, your schedule, and what is making dinner difficult right now. Tell SummitPlate where the week usually breaks down, then get five dinners and one organized grocery list built around your answer. Use SummitPlate when you are tired of deciding what to cook, buying groceries without a plan, watching ingredients go unused, or falling back on takeout because the week changed. With SummitPlate, you can: Create a personalized weekly meal plan Plan meals your household will actually eat Turn every planned dinner into one grocery list Swap recipes when a meal will not work Replan when your schedule changes Save favorite recipes for future weeks Use step-by-step cooking mode at dinnertime Turn restaurant cravings into homemade dinner ideas Plan around dietary needs and household preferences Use shared ingredients across multiple meals SummitPlate helps connect the entire week: choose dinners, shop from one list, adjust when plans change, and cook without starting over. Dinner is easier when the plan and grocery list are already done. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

What’s for tea tonight? Answered. All week. For whoever looks after dinner in your house. You already know what your family likes to eat, so why does it still take this much thinking? It was never the cooking. It’s the endless dinner admin: what’s tonight, what’s tomorrow, didn’t we have that yesterday, have we got everything in? TeaTonight is a weekly dinner planner for the meals you already cook, with room for something new when you fancy it. Made by a dad who does the dinners, for anyone who does too. Add meals as you plan. Each one stays here for next time, with its ingredients and steps. Every week after that, you just pick. A little planning before the shop. One less thing to decide each evening. Looking after the people who look after dinner. What it does - Start with a meal name. Add ingredients and steps when you need them. - Save your meals once. Every week after that, you just pick. - Keep recipes in collections — Quick, Veggie, One Pan, whatever suits you. - Real-life options for real weeks — Dine Out, Takeaway, Ready Meal and Leftovers. - Build a shopping list from the ingredients you’ve added to your planned meals, then send it to Apple Reminders. - See tonight’s tea when you open the app. Widgets put tonight’s meal or the week’s plan on your Home Screen. - An optional daily reminder of what’s for tea, only on days you’ve planned something. - Ask “Hey Siri, what’s for tea in TeaTonight” for tonight’s meal and its ingredients. What it isn’t No account. No feed. No calorie counting. No ads, tracking or analytics. No data sold. The core app is free Keep up to 24 of your own recipes and organise them into 2 collections. Your first three recipe imports are on us — no subscription needed. TeaTonight Plus - Smart import from a link or photo — the recipe types itself in, ready for you to review. - Save unlimited recipes and collections. - Plan as far ahead as you like. - Sort by Magic — one tap arranges your week, with fresh things early and no repeat dinners two nights running. - Copy a whole week’s plan to another week. - One subscription covers everyone in your Family Sharing group. TeaTonight Plus is an annual subscription with a free trial. It renews automatically unless cancelled. Made by a parent, not a product team I’ve been cooking family dinners since my twin boys arrived. For years, the plan lived in a battered notebook by the hob. It was never where I needed it, which was in the shop. 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. Questions or ideas: sasha@teatonight.app Website: https://teatonight.app Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://teatonight.app/privacy