PlateMe is the meal planner for households where more than one set of dietary needs share the same kitchen. Recipes, plans, shopping lists, barcode scans, and eventually menu decoding — all filtered through one combined household matrix.
A cook-coded tool. Recommendations, never prescriptions.
This week’s slate
Why one app, not three
The household builds one combined dietary matrix. Every surface — recipes, weekly plans, shopping lists, barcode scans, restaurant menus — pulls from the same source.
Each household member sets their own rules — gluten-free, vegan, low-FODMAP, allergen-aware, lifestyle preferences. The plan respects them all in one kitchen.
Get a 7-day slate that satisfies the household’s combined rules. Swap a meal, lock in favourites, and the list stays safe.
A single list, grouped by aisle, filtered to products that fit every profile. No more juggling three grocery apps.
Scan a box in the cart and see how it scores against the household’s combined rules — likely fits, not medical verdicts.
Paste a menu URL or pick from a saved restaurant. We highlight dishes that look compatible — no guarantee, just a heads-up.
Every match is framed as a likely fit. We don’t diagnose, prescribe therapeutic diets, or guarantee a specific product or meal is safe.
How matching works
Add members and their dietary rules. We compose them into one combined matrix, with severity and conflicts called out plainly.
A 7-day slate surfaces recipes that fit combined rules, swaps in when something isn’t, and explains why a recipe was excluded.
Scan the cart, decode the menu, and order. Everything pulls from the same profile matrix — one source of truth for the kitchen.
The engine
Add each member with their dietary tags. The matrix below recomputes every time — that is the source of truth that every future surface pulls from.
Reading your combined ruleset.
This week, scored
Twenty-one meals sampled from the recipe corpus, each one run against your household's combined rules. Likely fits stay quiet. Conflicts light up with the member's name and the offending ingredient.
This week’s slate
21 cards · green / amber / rose per meal
A fair word
Not medical advice.
Pricing
Subscription, billed monthly. Cancel anytime. The household plan is the core differentiator, but the solo cook gets the full planning stack.
Likely fit, not medical determination. Every match is a recommendation — we don't diagnose, prescribe therapeutic diets, or guarantee a specific product or restaurant meal is safe for any member. Confirm with the brand or the restaurant where risk is severe.
Have questions? Read our FAQ.
Solo Cook
$7/mo
For one cook with one profile.
Household
$12/mo
For one kitchen, up to 6 members.
Family+
$18/mo
For larger or multi-generational households.
Be the first at the table
We're onboarding a small first cohort. Drop your email and we'll send a single note when your tier opens — no drip, no follow-ups.
Frequently asked
PlateMe is a planning and discovery tool. Anything stricter than “likely fit” is the member or their clinician’s call.
We’re onboarding a small first cohort. Drop us a line and we’ll let you in.
Or write to plateme@polsia.app