Plan once. Cook every day. MealOrbit handles your meal schedule, scaled shopping list, and kitchen prep — Jain-aware, member-aware, tithi-aware.
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Trusted by Jain households across Pune · Mumbai · Surat
Aarav has no peanuts. Poha recipe contains peanuts.
We tried Notion. We tried Excel. We tried WhatsApp. None of them understood strict Jain.
Planning, cooking, and buying close the loop — without spreadsheets, WhatsApp screenshots, or the nightly "what are we eating?" debate.
Twenty curated recipes ship on day one — tagged standard, strict, and observance-only — with substitutions wired into the model, not buried in notes.
A 7×4 grid for days and meal slots. Every assignment freezes the recipe snapshot — edit the recipe tomorrow, last week stays exactly as you cooked it.
Today's dishes, clubbed by meal slot, scaled to the actual eaters that day. Your maharaj marks prepared as he finishes. No more 'is the kadhi done?' texts.
Aggregate ingredients across any date range. Mixed-unit conflicts flagged where it matters. Export to CSV, Word, or PDF and walk to the market.
Add household members with join dates, allergies, observances. Assign Admin, EA, Chef, Member, or Guest. Per-role page visibility is editable in real time.
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Early-beta notes from the first households running MealOrbit. Names changed for privacy.
We used to debate every morning what to cook. Now my mother-in-law, my husband, and our cook all open the same Kitchen view and just get going.
Paryushan planning used to mean three spreadsheets. Now I tag observance days once and the schedule respects them — strict diet, no fuss.
Shopping list aggregates two weeks of meals into one PDF. I hand it to our cook on Sunday morning and the kitchen runs itself.