VectorMeals

Most meal planners hand you seven unrelated recipes and a grocery list twice as long as it should be. VectorMeals plans your week as one connected system: cook once, and that effort flows into genuinely different meals all week — not the same leftovers five nights running. It plans for YOUR household. Tell it who's home, who packs a lunch, who eats at school or work, and it portions every meal to the people actually at the table — the teenager and the 7-year-old don't get the same plate. Mark a takeout night and it skips it. Mark a date night and it cooks for the grown-ups. The result is a week that holds together: • Batch cooking that turns two cook sessions into a dozen meals • One coherent grocery list — no half-used packages • Per-person portions sized to real calorie needs • Reminders on grocery day and the night before a big cook • A weekly briefing that thinks in weeks, not…