A GPT that helps you plan your family's weeknight dinners.
This GPT (using OpenAI's new GPT platform) helps your family plan out a weekly dinner menu, taking into consideration family preferences, how many nights you're cooking, and whether or not you want leftovers for other nights. Makes grocery shopping easy!
Every weekend, my wife and I spend what feels like an hour planning out the family dinner menu for the following week so we can place our FreshDirect order. And every week, we revert to the same menu as the week before. It's boring and repetitive. So, I made a GPT that plans out the entire week's menu, taking into consideration our family's preferences, how many nights we'll be cooking, and whether or not we want leftovers for other nights. This was shockingly easy to make, and it does exactly w
That's impressive! It's great that your GPT helps with menu planning. Have you noticed any new and unexpected meal combinations that it suggests?
No longer worry about what to eat today or tomorrow. Congratulations.
Hey there, @mignano! I heard about your genius invention, and let me just say, it is the perfect solution for all the busy parents out there. You've saved us from the dreaded 'What's for dinner?' question and made weeknight dinners a breeze. Bravo on the product launch, my friend!
Congratulations @migano. We are launching something similar this week but with a simple UX in mind. A lot of users weren't familiar with ChatGPT and sometime chat is not the best interface. But I do see a future potential of being in GPT store. Dinnerfy is community driven and I would love to talk about possible collaboration that can help bring out the best value.
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