
Food planning is weirdly fragmented. You find a recipe on one site, copy the ingredients into a notes app, cross-check what's already in your fridge, then open a grocery app and hunt for each item one by one. By the time dinner is sorted, you've touched five different tools.
Stu collapses all of that into a single conversation.
One chat, start to finish
Tell Stu what you're in the mood for and it handles the rest: a recipe tuned to your taste, a plan for the week, and a real cart of ingredients ready to check out.

You stay in the conversation the whole time. No tab-switching, no re-typing, no mental math about quantities.
It actually remembers you
Stu keeps a light profile: the cuisines you love, allergies to avoid, and how confident you are in the kitchen. Its suggestions get sharper the more you use it, and you can view, edit, or clear any of it whenever you like.
Our north star is simple: reduce the mental load of home management.
Still early, and honest about it
Stu is in open beta. Checkout is currently simulated with a demo store while we line up real grocery partners. More on that soon. In the meantime, everything else is real: the recipes, the meal plans, and the smart cart-building.
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