Dasturxon

Every family answers “what are we cooking this week” from scratch, and usually badly: the same dishes come round again, food spoils, and the real cost of eating only becomes clear at the end of the month.

There is no shortage of recipes online, but none of them know your budget, how many people sit at your table, or whether you own an oven.

Dasturxon starts with questions about the family, not with a recipe catalogue.

• What is in your kitchen — hob, oven, microwave, multi cooker, kazan: only dishes you can actually cook make it into the plan
• Budget for the week — a slider from 300,000 to 1,500,000 so’m plus the household by age; the app shows straight away what that comes to per person per day
• The weekly plan — breakfast, lunch and dinner for each day, with cooking time, calories, cost and tags: national, family, quick, light
• Swap or pin — any dish can be exchanged for another within the same budget, and a favourite pinned in place
• Recipe page — time, calories, price, protein, fat and carbohydrate, with ingredients rescaled to the number of portions
• Build the basket — the week collapses into a shopping list with a running total, store prices and checkout

Underneath sits an authored catalogue of Uzbek dishes, SMS sign-in and retailer integrations for live prices.