Dinner decisions
“What can I cook with the chicken that's expiring?”
“Something fast, under 30 minutes, that my kids will actually eat.”
Pleny — your AI kitchen companion
One tap. Real answers. No diet culture.
The kitchen crew.
What you can ask Pleny
Budget questions
“How much have I spent on groceries this week?”
“Am I on track with my budget?”
Pantry help
“What's about to expire?”
“Do I have everything I need for Tuesday's dinner?”
SNAP and EBT
“How much SNAP balance do I have left?”
“Which items on my list are SNAP eligible?”
Nutrition
“What are the macros in this meal?”
“How much fiber did I get today?”
Meal planning
“Rebuild my meal plan but make it cheaper.”
“I'm getting bored — mix it up.”
Pleny's special modes
Sous Chef mode
“Help me cook [meal]”
Step-by-step cooking guidance with voice support. Reads instructions aloud while you cook hands-free.
Scan mode
“Point at anything”
Scan food, receipts, nutrition labels, or barcodes. Pleny identifies it and tells you what to do with it.
Concierge mode
“Longer conversations”
For meal planning sessions, budget reviews, and weekly planning. Pleny remembers everything you tell it within the session.
Tips for getting the best from Pleny
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Be specific
‘Dinner for 4 under $15 using the ground beef in my fridge’ works better than ‘what's for dinner.’
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Scan first, ask second
Scan your receipt after shopping and Pleny has much better context for the whole week.
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Tell it your constraints
‘My daughter won't eat onions, we have $40 left, and I have 30 minutes’ gives Pleny exactly what it needs.
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Use voice
Tap the microphone to speak instead of type — especially useful while cooking.
Pleny is honest about what it doesn't know
Pleny doesn't pretend to know things it doesn't know. If it can't access something, it tells you. If a question needs a doctor or dietitian, it says so. That's on purpose.
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