MenuCortex drafts a personalized client week in minutes — from your clients' rules, your recipe library, and your menu history. You review, edit, and approve. It never decides alone.
How a week gets planned
- 1. Client households. Allergies, hard rules, service counts, and per-member preferences — kept in one place, updated in plain English.
- 2. Your recipe library. Your own recipes with components, scaling, and storage notes. The generator only picks from dishes you trust.
- 3. Menu history. Every past week, what was served, and what the client thought — with repetition limits so no exact meal repeats inside your window.
- 4. AI draft in minutes. The generator drafts the week from your rules, library, and history. You review, edit, and approve every dish.
- 5. Shopping list. Ingredients consolidated across the week, grouped by department, with purchase quantities.
- 6. Kitchen sheet. A one-page prep guide per cooking day: counts, production order, checklists, and QC before pack-out.
Built for the way personal chefs actually work
- Macro estimates on every dish — calories, protein, carbs, and fat, always labeled estimated, with client macro targets that auto-tune portion sizes.
- GLP-1-aware planning — a built-in rule pack for clients on GLP-1 medications: smaller protein-forward portions, gentle low-appetite backups, hydration alongside meals. Learn more.
- Budget-aware menus — set a food-cost level per client (budget, moderate, premium) and every generated week steers to it. How costing works.
- No repeats too soon — repetition limits read your menu history before drafting, so clients never see last month's rotation again.
Frequently asked questions
Does the AI decide the menu for me?
No. It drafts from your client rules, your recipe library, and your history — then you review, edit, and approve every dish before anything is final.
Will it repeat dishes my clients just had?
No. Repetition limits are part of every generation: no exact meal repeats inside your window, and the generator reads your menu history before drafting.
Are the macro numbers exact?
No — they're estimates, and they're always labeled that way. They're useful for planning portions and hitting client targets, not for medical use.
What does it cost?
The free plan includes 5 full AI menu generations per month — enough to feel the product on a real client week. Pro is $9/month for 30 generations.