What it does today, area by area, and what’s on the way in each. Tap anything to read more.
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Tell it how the week looks, and it plans the dinners. Change anything you like before it’s set.
Tap Let’s Plan! on Home. Tell it how the week looks: who’s home, which nights are busy, what’s already in the freezer. Say it the way you’d tell a friend, and swap anything you don’t like.
The dinners come first, then breakfast and lunch if you want them. Type it or say it. Ask for changes as often as you like, because nothing’s set until you finalize.
Every dinner gets its row, with breakfast and lunch underneath.
Open a night to change the meal, take the night off, move it, or ask for something else. Hold a dinner to drag it to another day.
Try it here: open a night.
This week · Oct 24–30
Hold a dinner to move it. Want something different? Ask me.
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How many dinners you need, any nights eating out or ordering in, a leftovers night, and which days need breakfast and lunch.
Add anything else it should know this week. Holidays are already on the week, as a day off.
Tell it how much hands-on time you’ve got on a weeknight (oven and wait time doesn’t count), and which nights need less.
Keep your takeout spots in the cookbook, or look one up. On the night, call the place, order online, or open your delivery app.
Take a night off after you’ve shopped, and it asks what to do with the groceries: cook it another night, take them off the grocery list, or put it on next week’s menu.
Mark it cooked, star it, ask for it again, or say never again. Your own recipes can be edited and given a photo.
Pick the days that need them, and say who eats breakfast at home and whose lunch comes from home. Pin the usuals to the grocery list, or settle them in the chat each week.
It learns. Every week you plan, cook and tell it how dinner went, it knows your family a little better.
Everything it knows about your house, in one place. The Hive is what UnBizzy plans from: who’s eating, how you cook, your tastes, the lines it never crosses, and what’s been working.
Tell it a rule once and it keeps it. If it notices something, it asks you there first, and nothing changes until you say so.
Tap a topic to see what lives there.
The Hive
All quiet. Nothing waiting on you.
Tell me something once
Say it like you’d say it in chat. I’ll show you what I’d keep before I keep it — then it lives under Every week, below.
Your house
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Your favorites, your weeknight winners and the kid-approved meals each have their own place. And UnBizzy’s own Catalogue comes stocked with meals families love, to get you started.
What gets made comes back: the dinners you star and cook again come up more often, and the cookbook fills in as you go.
Before you plan, it asks how the last few dinners went: Made it, or Didn’t make it.
Star the ones your family loves, and they come up more often. One tap on Never Again and that meal is gone for good.
Press and hold a reply in the chat, or open the menu on a recipe. Say what’s wrong: an allergen, something unsafe, something offensive, or something that’s just wrong.
We’ll swap the flour. You check the label.
Tell UnBizzy which allergies your household has, and how you handle each one: keep it out entirely, swap the ingredient, make a separate portion, or let that person have something else that night. It plans accordingly and tells you when it’s made a substitution.
What it can’t do is read the package in your hand. Ingredients change, labels change, kitchens cross-contaminate. If someone in your family has a serious allergy, the last check is always yours, and we’d rather say that plainly than bury it in the terms.
The same goes for everything else at your table: the ingredients nobody will eat, how much hands-on time you have on a weeknight, and the kitchen gear you’ve got. Say it once, and every week is planned around it.
Your stores, your kitchen and your day. The plan goes where you do.
Everything the week needs, split by the stores you shop at and sorted by aisle inside each one.
By aisle walks you down the aisles. By store splits the grocery list by where you buy what, so the Costco things are on the Costco list.
Try it: switch it to By store, then pick a store.
Week of Oct 24–30
Produce
Meat
Dairy
Pantry
Household
Nothing frozen on this week’s plan. Peas, berries, anything you keep in the freezer — add it here.
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Some things you almost always have: the oil, the salt, the dish soap. UnBizzy assumes they’re already in the kitchen, so they stay off the grocery list.
Before you shop, the kitchen check shows you what it’s assuming. Tap anything you’ve run out of and it goes on the grocery list. Then tap Looks right, and you’re ready to shop.
Try it: tap something you’re out of.
Already in the kitchen · 10
Check againCheck the kitchen
I’m assuming you have these 10. Tap anything you’ve run out of and it goes on the list.
Looks right
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Home is the day at a glance. The top card follows the day: tonight’s dinner, what to grab on shop day, or planning when the week needs it. The rest of the week sits underneath.
Each morning it lays out the day: what’s for dinner, and what’s for breakfast. Then it tells you when dinner goes on, so that’s one less thing to remember.
If something needs a head start, like a slow cooker dinner, the morning brief says when to start it. And on the day you like to plan, it reminds you.
Sunday, Oct 25
Dinner goes on at 4:10.
Fresh and frozen things you pin, like milk or berries, come back ready to buy.
Pantry and household things, like rice or trash bags, come back as already in the kitchen, so they wait in the kitchen check. Run out? Tap it there, and it’s back on the list.
Tick things off as you go, and mark anything you couldn’t find. The screen stays on, so you’re not unlocking your phone mid-aisle.
Look it over, swap anything you’d rather have, and check out with the store. Or take the grocery list to the store and tick things off as you go.
Print the grocery list or send a picture of it, sorted by store and aisle, with boxes to tick.
It prints the week, too: a menu card for the fridge, or the menu and the grocery list together as one pad.
Snap a photo of a handwritten recipe card, paste a link, or share a recipe straight from your browser, and it’s in your cookbook, ready to plan. Or type it in.
For a linked recipe, it opens the original site when it’s time to cook, so you get the real instructions and support the creators.
Set up once, for the people at your table and the recipes that are yours.
Everyone in the house, including you, with a nickname and an age range. No last names, no birth years.
Dinner is planned for the whole table. For breakfast and lunch, you say who eats at home, and whose lunch comes from home.
Who you cook for
In houses with kids, the dinners they’ll actually eat are one tap away on a busy night.
Mark a recipe as a family recipe when you add it, or on its card.
The plan, the grocery list and the cookbook are on your account, and reminders go to every phone that allows them.
A change on one phone shows on the other the next time it opens. Recipe photos stay on the phone that took them.
On your phone, signed in the way you like, with a guide for the first few weeks.
The same app on an iPhone or an Android phone.
Apple, Google, Facebook or email.
A step-by-step guide for your first three weeks: plan the week, look it over, check the kitchen, shop the list.
Each screen has a short tour, and an info icon whenever you want a refresher.
The families using UnBizzy now are shaping what it becomes.
Send an idea to justin@unbizzy.com.
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Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play.
