Dinner is decided.
The list wrote itself.
Tell Dillr about your week — picky eaters, busy nights, what's in the fridge. Get a menu you'll actually cook and a shopping list that manages itself.
(Yes, it remembers that Wednesday is swim practice and dinner has 20 minutes.)
Plan. Shop. Cook.
One conversation — then the week runs itself.
Describe your week.
Get a real menu.
One conversation — picky eaters, the night with 20 minutes, what you cooked last week. Dillr plans dinners your family will actually eat, each one a full recipe, ready to cook.
"Tuesday's tight, so I kept it to one pan. Left the peppers out of Thursday's — Noah's still not sold on them."
The list writes itself.
Every ingredient from your week, gathered into one list — ordered the way you walk the store, shared with the household, checked off as you go. The chore that used to eat your Saturday morning just… doesn't anymore.
Cook with a hand to hold.
Step-by-step guidance, timers, and answers the moment something goes sideways. Swap an ingredient halfway through and Dillr keeps up — including the "is this supposed to smell like that?" questions.
Live where you already chat.
Prefer to plan in a chat? Dillr plugs into ChatGPT and Claude — ask for dinner, cook it step-by-step, and save the keepers without leaving the conversation. Everything syncs back to the app.
Why Dillr?
Not a meal-plan template, not a chatbot that forgets.
Planning that fits your real week
Allergies, tastes, energy, what you cooked last week — the plan bends around your family, not a generic seven-day grid.
A shopping list that runs itself
Built straight from the plan, ordered for your store, and kept in sync with everyone in the household. No list to maintain.
It remembers how you cook
Every meal, note, and preference sticks. Next week starts smarter — the one thing a fresh chat window can never do.
Dinner, handled.
Starting tonight.
Free to start — plan your first week tonight.