Akshay Anil Dewalwar

and feeding Indian healthy to India

[Akshay Anil Dewalwar @Adewalwar]

One week of building Qook in public.

What testers keep teaching me: people don’t want more recipes — they want the deciding, buying, and prepping handled, calmly, for their actual household.

Try it free: https://t.co/3s0OHXpX1B

[Akshay Anil Dewalwar @Adewalwar]

If you manage meals for a family, I want to talk. Not selling anything.

Where does planning break for you — the deciding, the groceries, the repeats, the mental load?

DMs open. 👇

[Akshay Anil Dewalwar @Adewalwar]

What Qook will never do: dump 40 recipes on you and call it a meal plan.

It makes ONE week that fits your household, then the grocery list. Decisions removed, not added.

https://t.co/3s0OHXquR9

[Akshay Anil Dewalwar @Adewalwar]

If you cook for a family, I want you in the Qook beta — and I want the ugly feedback, not the nice kind.

DM me the Gmail on your Android phone and I’ll add you. Or self-serve: https://t.co/anZyhPbSi8

First month of Basic free.

[Akshay Anil Dewalwar @Adewalwar]

"Make Tuesday lighter." "No repeats this week." "More protein."

Qook edits your whole week + the grocery list from plain English. No forms, no re-planning by hand.

https://t.co/3s0OHXpX1B

[Akshay Anil Dewalwar @Adewalwar]

One design rule for Qook:

Don’t make families behave like project managers.

The plan has to feel calm and editable — the minute a meal plan becomes another chore, it fails.

https://t.co/3s0OHXpX1B

[Akshay Anil Dewalwar @Adewalwar]

Seasonal produce is the cheapest produce.

Qook builds your week around what’s in season in YOUR city, scales quantities so you buy exactly enough, and hands you the consolidated grocery list.

Free tier is real: https://t.co/3s0OHXpX1B

[Akshay Anil Dewalwar @Adewalwar]

Opening the Qook Android beta to home cooks and families 🍳

Two ways in:
• DM me the Gmail on your phone → I add you → you install
• Or join https://t.co/anZyhPbSi8 → install https://t.co/c7HUrwObx7

First month of subscription free.

[Akshay Anil Dewalwar @Adewalwar]

NRI problem: you want dal-sabzi-roti weeks, but recipes assume you live next to an Indian store.

Qook plans ghar-ka-khana from your LOCAL store’s produce — in Hindi too, if you want. Cooking Indian food abroad? I want your feedback.

https://t.co/3s0OHXpX1B

[Akshay Anil Dewalwar @Adewalwar]

The 8pm question every home runs on: "so… what do we make?"

Qook answers it for the whole week — breakfast, lunch, dinner, tiffin — scaled to your household, with the grocery list attached. Set preferences once.

Free, no card: https://t.co/3s0OHXquR9

[Akshay Anil Dewalwar @Adewalwar]

That’s the product. Not more recipes — fewer decisions.

Live free on the web: https://t.co/3s0OHXquR9

[Akshay Anil Dewalwar @Adewalwar]

Early Qook learning: people don’t want "AI magic" in the kitchen.

They want the boring-but-hard things handled 🧵

[Akshay Anil Dewalwar @Adewalwar]

what to cook · what to buy · what to prep · what not to repeat · what can change at 8pm without breaking the whole week.

[Akshay Anil Dewalwar @Adewalwar]

Android app is in invite-only beta. Two ways in:

• DM me your Gmail → I’ll add you & ping you → install
• Self-serve: join https://t.co/anZyhPbSi8 → install https://t.co/c7HUrwObx7

First month of Basic free for testers.

[Akshay Anil Dewalwar @Adewalwar]

The hardest mode — and the one I care most about — is Indian home cooking away from home.

Qook plans ghar-ka-khana from your LOCAL store’s produce. London tester got runner-bean poriyal; US tester got lauki swaps that exist at Kroger. Hindi menus too.

[Akshay Anil Dewalwar @Adewalwar]

It’s live on the web right now — free, no card, the free tier is real:

👉 https://t.co/3s0OHXquR9

Roast the plan it makes for YOUR household. I read everything.

[Akshay Anil Dewalwar @Adewalwar]

Qook is an AI meal planner for real homes.

Set your household once — diet, allergies, spice, cuisines, your city — and it builds the whole week + the grocery list. Not a recipe feed. Fewer decisions.

[Akshay Anil Dewalwar @Adewalwar]

Home cooking isn’t a recipe problem.

It’s a "what do I make today?" problem — and it quietly eats time, groceries, and patience in millions of homes every single day.

So I built Qook. 🧵

[Akshay Anil Dewalwar @Adewalwar]

A few product decisions behind that:

- start with the home, not the recipe
- make the week easy to scan
- expect plans to change
- keep groceries connected to meals

Qook is live on the web: https://t.co/W5MV0dESZp

[Akshay Anil Dewalwar @Adewalwar]

One design principle for Qook:

Do not make families behave like project managers.

The plan has to feel calm, practical, and editable.

Because the minute a meal plan becomes another chore, it fails.