How It Works
Dillr runs the week — from “what’s for dinner?” to a real menu, a list that writes itself, and food on the table.
Describe your week. Get a real menu.
Tell Dillr who’s eating, which nights are busy, and what’s in the fridge. It plans dinners your family will actually eat — around allergies, tastes, and what you cooked last week — each one a full recipe, ready to cook.
“Wednesday is swim practice — dinner has 20 minutes.”
Shopping is already sorted.
Every ingredient from the week gathers into one list, organized the way you walk the store and shared with the household. Check things off in the store, add things mid-week — it stays in sync for everyone.
“Add taco stuff for Friday.”
Someone to watch the pan.
While you cook, Dillr is there. Ask about technique, timing, substitutions, or quick pivots when things don’t go as expected.
“How do I know when the scallops are ready to flip?”
Adapt anything through conversation.
Recipes in Dillr are living documents. Swap an ingredient, make it dairy-free, scale it for more guests, or simplify the steps for a weeknight — before you cook or halfway through.
“Can we make it dairy-free? My stomach isn’t in a heavy cream mood today.”
Next week starts smarter.
Dillr remembers what you cooked, what worked, and what the kids actually ate. Notes stick to recipes, favorites resurface when they fit, and every new plan starts from everything it already knows.
“Suggested for tonight: Tuesday’s Pasta v3.”
Every week teaches Dillr something new about how your family eats.
Get Dillr on the App Store or read the FAQ to learn more.