PlatePatch FAQ
Is PlatePatch in beta?
Yes. The website and app are in early access and are still being tested and improved. Features and layouts may change. You can start free, and feedback is optional.
What does PlatePatch do?
It plans realistic dinners around your household, uses food you already have, builds the grocery list and helps repair the plan when the week changes.
Do I have to cook every night?
No. Recipes, quick meals, leftovers, prepared food and takeout can all be part of a real week.
Can it help with selective or picky eaters?
Yes. PlatePatch can remember aversions, familiar foods, presentation preferences and safe-food backups while trying to keep one shared dinner where possible.
Does it automatically build a grocery list?
Yes. Planned meals feed one list, and known pantry amounts can reduce what you still need to buy.
Can I change the plan later?
Yes. PlatePatch is designed for real-life changes such as running late, a smaller table, an extra person, a rough week or needing to spend less.
Is PlatePatch free?
A free experience is available. Optional Plus features can add more automation and family capabilities.
Still need help? Contact PlatePatch.