Sofra: Family Meal Planner

Sofra is your family's shared table — a warm, simple way to plan meals, track what you actually cook, and stop repeating the same dishes on autopilot. It's a memory tool, not another recipe app.

Log a meal in about ten seconds — home-cooked, takeout, or dining out — with one or many dishes and per-dish ratings. Sofra quietly learns your kitchen and turns it into insights you'll actually use.

WHAT YOU CAN DO
• Log meals in seconds and build your family's meal memory
• Auto-plan the week from dishes you already love — balanced across cuisines and avoiding recent repeats
• Browse 1,500+ dishes, deep in Indian regional cooking — Maharashtrian, Gujarati, Punjabi, South Indian, Bengali and more — plus world cuisines
• Keep one shared grocery list and pull this week's ingredients from your plan in a single tap
• Save recipes and video links on any dish, plus your own how-I-make-it notes
• Plan a separate kids' tiffin track with repeat alerts
• Remember every restaurant — visits, spend, and which dishes to order (or skip)
• See honest insights: home-vs-outside balance, dining-out spend against your budget, cuisine variety, and a veg / non-veg split
• Share your whole dish collection with another family using a simple code
• Gentle reminders, plus calm light and dark themes that stay readable for all ages

WHY SOFRA
The daily "what should we cook?" is exhausting. Sofra remembers for you — what you made, what everyone liked, what's overdue for a comeback — so meal decisions get easier every week.

Your data is yours. Meals sync privately to your household, encrypted in transit, and you can delete your account and data anytime from Settings.

Recent changes:
Now with a shared grocery list — pull this week's ingredients from your plan in one tap. Save recipes and video links on any dish, plus your own notes. Browse 1,500+ dishes, deep in Indian regional cooking. Track dining-out spend against your budget. Share your whole dish collection with another family by code. Plus faster 10-second logging and "Decide for me".