What's for dinner? Already decided.
It is 5:47pm, everyone is hungry, and the question lands on you again. Let Repast answer it. Its AI picks dinners for your week, ready for your approval. When tonight comes around, open the plan: your recipe, photo, cooking time, and steps are waiting.
The 5pm dinner question, dissolved
Even when you have time to cook, choosing dinner can wear you out. By late afternoon, patience is running low and every option sounds wrong to someone. Search results offer forty ideas, each still needing a check for servings, shopping, and time. Repast makes those selections for you. Its AI picks the recipes and arranges them across your cooking nights, so you have a menu waiting for your approval.
Open the app on a Wednesday and there is no browsing and no scroll. The next meal sits at the top of the week, enlarged, with everything you need one tap away. Dinner starts at the stove, on time, with the ingredients already in the fridge because the list was shopped in one trip.
Tonight still gets a vote
A plan that cannot bend gets abandoned the first time a mood strikes, so tonight stays negotiable. Swap the dish and every replacement offered still honors your allergen rules, your household size and your time limit. Trade tonight with Thursday by dragging one card onto the other. Declare it a leftovers night and the plan simply moves on. The decision stays ten seconds long, because you are editing a good answer instead of producing one from scratch. And if what you want is the whole week produced for you rather than tonight rescued, that is the job of the dinner generator.
Chosen for your household, not for the internet
The dinners that appear were selected for the people at your table: the planner works inside your allergen rules, picks yields that match how many are eating, and respects the minutes you gave it for a weeknight. It also pays attention. Dishes your household loved come back; the ones voted not-for-us quietly stop appearing. The longer you use it, the more tonight’s answer reflects what your household likes. Repast uses that feedback when it picks your next week of dinners.
From tonight’s question to a week ready to cook
Repast chooses the dinners. You keep the final say.
Tonight's questions
What's for dinner tonight?
Open your confirmed Repast plan and tonight's dish is the big card at the top, with its photo, total time, and every recipe step. Repast's AI chose the dinners for your cooking nights; you reviewed the week and got one grocery list. Every dinner comes from a catalog of 10,000+ published recipes, selected for your household's allergen rules, size, and available cooking time. At six o'clock, you can go straight to the recipe.
How do I stop the nightly what's-for-dinner scramble?
Let Repast handle the menu. Describe your household and its AI chooses dinners for the nights you cook, using your preferences and time limits. Approve the proposal or ask for a change, then shop from the grocery list it builds. Tonight's recipe will be waiting when you need it.
Can an app just tell me what to make for dinner?
Yes, and it can do better than a suggestion. Repast proposes dinners that already fit your household: the allergies it must respect, the people it must feed, the minutes you actually have on a Tuesday. Each card says in one line why the dish was chosen. A generic idea still leaves you checking the recipe, the servings and the shopping, while a planned dinner arrives with all three settled.
What if I don't feel like what's planned tonight?
Swap it. One tap offers replacements that still respect every rule you have set, or you can drag another night's dish into tonight and slide tonight's forward. Moods are real and the plan bends to them. The difference is that you are choosing between two good options in ten seconds instead of starting the whole search from nothing at six o'clock.
Does tonight's dinner work if my evening goes sideways?
The confirmed week lives on your phone, so tonight's recipe, its photos and its timers work with no signal: on the train, in a parking garage, in a kitchen with terrible Wi-Fi. And cook mode is built for the actual mess of cooking, running full screen with the display kept awake and the next step a knuckle-tap away.
Do I have to plan a whole week to get tonight answered?
Repast plans one week at a time, but you do not have to choose all the meals yourself. Answer the setup questions and its AI fills your cooking nights with dinners. The generated week is saved to your plan. Ask for any changes, then tap to build your grocery list. Downloaded recipes and the list work offline. There is no account or sign-up form.
Never ask the fridge again.
Let Repast choose the dinners and build your grocery list. Review the week, shop once, and open tonight's recipe when it is time to cook.
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