For parents of a child who eats five things
Dinner without the bargaining
One food on the table each day, new or already familiar, and the app picks it. Your child decides how close to get: a look, a sniff, a touch is a step too, and in the evening you mark it with one tap.
The five-step ladder
Looking counts. Smelling counts. In the evening you mark how far you got today: the first step, the fifth or anywhere between.
- 01Looked
- 02Touched
- 03Smelled
- 04Licked
- 05Ate it
How it works
The app takes the choosing, the planning and the remembering. You buy, serve and tap.
- 1
The week plans itself
Each of the next seven days gets one food, chosen for your child’s age and allergies. The week doubles as a shopping list.
- 2
In the evening, the day’s card
Your child can open it themselves, or you just mark how far you got. One tap, and that is it. “Not today” is an answer too.
- 3
Finds collect in an album
Every meeting with a food turns a shadow into a sticker. After a month there is something to look back on, with no scores and no grades.
What is on the shelves
Vegetables and fruit, bread and grains, dairy, meat and fish, soups, spices, sweet things, drinks. Ordinary shop food, sorted onto the shelves of the album.
and 358 more
What it costs
Nothing, for those who start now.
- The whole catalogue, nearly four hundred foods
- A plan seven days ahead and an evening reminder
- A diary of what you tried and where you stopped
- Sync across devices, with a backup on our server
Families who start now keep it free. If we ever charge, it will be for the people who come after, and we will say so long before the first bill.
Picky eating
Why "just one bite" can backfire
One bite sounds like a small request. At the table, it can become a big one.
Fifteen exposures, and what they mean
Where the number fifteen comes from, and why it does not belong on a calendar.
When picky eating needs a doctor
Weight, swallowing and a shrinking diet are reasons to put down the app and book an appointment.
Start this evening.
The app plans the week for you. We don’t ask for an email: you can keep the diary with Google or Apple later, whenever you like.