Everyone at the table, one dinner.
Pescatarian but no dairy. Nut allergy plus a picky toddler. Describe your situation in your own words, not checkboxes — every menu, shopping list, and recipe already fits.
Your family, in your own words.
Not checkboxes. Tell Dillr how your household actually eats — allergies, preferences, the thing the kids refuse. It remembers, and applies it to everything from that point on.
"Pescatarian, no dairy, no eggs. Fish and seafood are fine — and Noah won't touch bell peppers."
Seven dinners, zero label-reading.
No more filtering recipe sites and cross-checking labels. Every menu Dillr plans respects everyone's restrictions from the start — and the shopping list it writes follows the same rules.
Substitutions that know your rules.
Missing an ingredient mid-recipe? Ask, and the answer already accounts for your restrictions. No "just use butter" from an assistant that forgot you can't. Swaps that work stick for next time.
More than a recipe filter.
What makes it different from filtering recipes yourself.
Natural language, not checkboxes
"Pescatarian, no dairy, no eggs, kid won't eat bell peppers" is a paragraph. Dillr understands it.
Remembers across everything
Tell it once. Every menu, shopping list, and recipe — opened, imported, or suggested — is already adapted for your family.
Knows what actually works
Oat cream works in pasta sauces but not in baking. Dillr learns your specific swaps over time.
My family is pescatarian, dairy-free, and egg-free. It took me years to learn which swaps actually hold up, and to carry it all in my head. Now AI can help with that, so I built Dillr to be an AI that knows my cooking. I can bounce ideas when I'm inspired and have backup when tired.
Diana, co-founderDinner tonight, nobody left out.
Free to download — one meal the whole family can eat, starting this week.