Khana Kya Banau

**Khana Kya Banau** answers the question every Indian household asks three times a day — and asks it 21 times a week. Plan the whole week once, in minutes, and stop re-deciding dinner at 7pm with the fridge open. Most meal planners are built around American calorie apps and Western recipes. This one is built around how Indian kitchens actually work: regional cuisines, veg days, festival fasting, tiffin boxes, and a sabziwala you'd rather visit once. ### Plan a real week, not a template Fill all five courses — breakfast, morning snack, lunch, evening snack, dinner — for all seven days, on a grid you can see at a glance. Turn off the courses you don't cook. Hit **Generate** and AI fills the week for you, tuned to your household and learning from what you've actually eaten in past weeks, so it stops suggesting the paneer you skipped three times. Don't like one dish? Tap it and swap it — suggestions come ranked for that slot, that cuisine and that day, with a photo so you know what you're picking. Flip back through past weeks any time to see what you cooked, or copy a week you liked forward. ### Tuned to your kitchen, not someone else's diet plan - **Regional cuisines** — Maharashtrian, North Indian, South Indian, Gujarati, Bengali, Assamese and Odia dishes, mixed in the proportions you pick. - **Veg days that actually hold** — mark yourself strictly vegetarian, or choose exactly which days are non-veg. The AI never crosses the line. - **Restrictions and goals** — lactose intolerance, a preference for lighter meals, high-protein bias, and an optional daily calorie target with per-meal counts. - **10 Indian languages** — English, हिन्दी, मराठी, বাংলা, తెలుగు, தமிழ், ગુજરાતી, ಕನ್ನಡ, മലയാളം and ਪੰਜਾਬੀ. Dish names, the plan and the shopping list, in the language your kitchen runs in. ### Shop once, waste less One consolidated shopping list for the days you choose, with real quantities rolled up across the week — not a per-recipe list you have to add up yourself. Fewer market trips, fewer forgotten ingredients, less coriander rotting in the drawer. In the US, hand the finished list straight to Amazon Fresh. ### Cook Mode and prep reminders **Cook Mode** strips the week down to today and tomorrow — what's cooking now, what's next, with the prep each dish needs and how long ahead it has to start. The part nobody else does: **push reminders for advance prep**. An evening nudge for tomorrow's chana that needs soaking or dosa batter that needs fermenting, and a midday nudge for tonight's dinner prep that couldn't have been started last night. Timed to your hour, in your timezone — and deliberately quiet when nothing genuinely needs a head start. ### 25+ ready-made weekly plans Don't want to start from a blank week? Copy a complete, balanced week into your planner in one click: North Indian veg, South Indian veg, Bengali, Maharashtrian, high-protein veg, non-veg, weight loss (1,400 kcal), a ₹1,500-a-week budget plan, Jain, vegan, diabetic-friendly, cooking-for-one, working-couple, and seasonal summer and winter weeks. Festival plans for **Shravan/Sawan** (Maharashtrian, Gujarati and North Indian versions) and **Paryushan**. A full kids cluster too: weekly food charts for kids, tiffin menus, a toddler (1–3 years) chart, a school-going-kids diet chart, and a weight-gain chart. ### Recipe videos, built in Search YouTube for any dish without leaving the app and pin the video you liked to that recipe. The next time the dish shows up in a week, your video comes with it. ### Share it and print it Export any week as a clean PDF, or share it straight from the phone's share sheet to the WhatsApp group where the cooking actually gets coordinated. Get next week's plan in your inbox automatically, every weekend. ## On Android and iOS The full planner is on the **Play Store** and the **App Store** — not a wrapped website, but the planner shaped for the phone that's already on your kitchen counter: a Today view built for one-handed use while you