Luna is a warm AI you text. She learns what your family eats, plans around your week, and sends a tidy grocery list. She can also prepare a Kroger cart for you to review.
No prompt engineering. No “please specify dietary restrictions in the format below.” You text her like you'd text your sister.
She remembered who didn't like cilantro and who needed a little extra rice. She planned around the week, the budget, the weather, and the kids' soccer practice. She made it look quiet, and effortless, and warm.
Luna picks up where she left off. The moon cradles a leaf — for nourishment, for evening rituals, for the people we feed.
No app. No account. Open Messages, type one line, and Luna takes it from there.
She'll ask a few warm questions — who you're feeding, what they like, what's already on hand. No forms. No onboarding wizard. Just a conversation, the way you'd talk to a friend.
Luna writes a meal plan that fits your schedule, your pantry, and your family's quirks. Slow cooker on Tuesday because of soccer? She remembers. Owen on his orange-foods phase? Honey-glazed carrots, hidden in the curry.
A tidy grocery list shows up — organized by aisle, totaled, and ready to text to Instacart or print for the fridge. Need to swap a meal? Just say so. Nothing happens without you.
The conversation lives on your phone. Recipes, lists, and family preferences live in a soft web app. Open it when you want, ignore it when you don't.
No cilantro for Mom. Owen on his orange-foods phase. Slow cooker on Tuesdays. Budget around $95. Luna doesn't forget.
Every meal Luna suggests is saved with simple steps you can text her about while you cook.
She'll lean into what you have, suggest using-it-up meals, and never tell you to buy three jars of cumin.
It's like having the most patient friend who happens to have a meal-planning superpower. The Sunday-night dread is gone.
“I used to spend two hours every Sunday on Pinterest. Now I send Luna a voice memo at school pickup and dinner is decided by the time I'm home.”
“She remembers that my husband doesn't like cilantro and that my daughter is on a beige-foods phase. It's freakishly thoughtful.”
Right. Luna lives in Messages. There's a tiny web app for recipes and lists, but you never have to open it.
Never. Luna drafts and asks. Nothing gets sent to a retailer until you ask, and checkout always stays with you.
Free during early access. Paid plans will start around $9/month for unlimited meal planning. Pause anytime.
She remembers preferences over time. Tell her once that Owen won't touch anything green and she'll plan around it forever.