nominom

"What are we eating tonight?" — the question that comes back every day, and which usually leaves one person
alone with.

nominom puts it to the whole family. The app prepares three to five dishes, everyone swipes: right is yes, left is no. The one that gets the
most yeses ends up on the table. Ready in twenty seconds, and no one has to
guess what the rest want anymore.

DECIDING TOGETHER
• Everyone votes, including the children — one vote per person
• The result is set immediately, regarding who cooks and what time dinner is served
• Anyone not eating tonight checks themselves off
• Is a day closed? Then there is no voting, but ideas can still be submitted

THE WEEK AT A GLANCE
• A personal card every day: day name in large print, date underneath
• Seven days ahead by default, adjustable from one to thirty-one
• Set a fixed cook and a fixed time per weekday — on Wednesdays we eat at six
• Share the schedule with grandma or a friend

GROCERY SHOPPING THAT IS RIGHT
• A personal list and a shared list, side by side
• From a recipe with one tap on the list
• Add quantities, check off in the store
• A basic list of 71 products to choose from without typing

YOUR OWN COOKBOOK
• Recipes from yourself, your family, and the app to get started
• Ingredients with quantities that take into account the number of eaters
• Children can add their own recipe — that isn't a bonus, that is
the reason they open the app
• Favorite ingredients and products with stars, per person

FREE, WITH ONE OPTION

The app is free and will remain so. In the free version, there is a small advertising banner at the bottom of three
screens, and you cook together as a pair.

For €1.99 — a one-time purchase, no subscription — you get:

• no more ads
• the whole family in one group
• schedule a restaurant for an evening instead of a recipe
• takeout and delivery, in the same mood
• the cooking logbook: photo and review of what you made

What you have already recorded always remains yours, even if you never buy anything.

MADE FOR THE KITCHEN
Big buttons, bold letters, no menus to get lost in. Designed to be
quick to operate with wet hands, and understood by an eight-year-old.

Questions or ideas? In the app under Menu → Tips & comments, or email
[email protected].