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Set your prep window
Choose the available time, meal count, and servings so the plan starts from a realistic session.
Batch cooking planner
Turn one prep session into several ready meals.
CookFeed builds a batch plan from real constraints: the time you have, how many meals you need, your servings, dietary needs, cuisine preference, and storage strategy.
Free plan availableWeb + Android10 languages
How it works
From input to something you can use.
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Add diet and storage needs
Select dietary filters, cuisine preferences, and whether meals are for the fridge, freezer, or both.
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Follow the generated timeline
Review parallel tasks, recipes, storage guidance, reheating notes, and the combined shopping needs.
A concrete example
See the kind of problem CookFeed can help with.
Starting point
Two hours, four meals, two servings each
- Mediterranean preference
- Mostly freezer-friendly
- Vegetarian
CookFeed result
A session plan, not four isolated recipes
CookFeed can coordinate the meal ideas into a shared timeline, including preparation order, storage guidance, reheating notes, and ingredients for the whole session.
- Parallel prep timeline
- Storage and shelf-life guidance
- Combined shopping list
Why CookFeed
The feature is useful because the workflow stays connected.
Time is a real constraint
The planner checks the available minutes against the number of requested meals.
Storage is part of the plan
Fridge and freezer preferences shape the result instead of becoming an afterthought.
Outputs remain useful later
Meals can be saved as recipes and their ingredients can move into the shopping list.
Questions
Useful details before you try it.
Is the batch planner only for a full week?
No. Choose the number of meals and prep time that fit your next cooking session.
Does the plan include storage instructions?
Generated plans can include fridge or freezer guidance, shelf-life estimates, and reheating notes. Always apply food-safety judgment.
Can I save the generated meals?
Yes. Useful meals can be saved to your CookFeed recipe collection and used in later planning.
Keep exploring
Related CookFeed workflows.
Weekly planning
Plan the week around food you already have.
Create a flexible weekly meal plan around your diet, servings, schedule, and ingredients, then collect what is missing in one shopping list.
Learn more → Expiry-first planningUse food before it becomes waste.
Track pantry ingredients and expiry dates, then find meals that help use food before it becomes waste.
Learn more → Pantry-first cookingTurn the ingredients you have into dinner.
Add ingredients from your fridge or pantry and get practical recipe ideas shaped around your diet, servings, and available food.
Learn more →Try the workflow with your own food.
Start with the free plan on web, or keep CookFeed close in the kitchen with the Android app.