Plato

Cook with confidence, one recipe at a time. Simple cooking cards, helpful timers, and a journal for every meal. Coming soon on iPhone.

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Meet Plato: Cooking Cards. One recipe, one card at a time. Simple steps, helpful timers, and a journal for every meal. Coming to iPhone Nov 1.

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@dollysdiaryx Same here. Half the fun is the planning. What's the one dinner idea you keep coming back to?

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@SarAllyce @DigitalFringed1 Honey butter chicken is a great way to rescue thawed chicken breast from the usual rotation. Enjoy dinner!

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@r3alracc00n Beef or bean chili keeps about 4 days in the fridge and freezes well. Same with a big pot of chickpea or lentil curry over rice. Both taste better on day two, and no chicken to worry about.

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The feature we'd want most in our own kitchens. Step away for the doorbell, come back, and you're still on the same step instead of scrolling to find your place. Waitlist: https://t.co/6q6Qplr1sC

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Doorbell rings mid-recipe. A pot needs stirring. Someone needs you.

Plato saves your progress, so when you come back you pick up on the same card, right where you left off.

Plato: Cooking Cards is free on iPhone Nov 1. Join the waitlist: https://t.co/6q6QplqtD4

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@DeVaro95 That tracks. The shopping list is the thing people open every single week, so it earns the habit and pulls everything else along. Great breakdown.

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@StellaSparkssss Green or brown for meal prep, since they hold their shape for days. Red lentils go soft and creamy, which is perfect when you want a dal or soup instead.

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@StellaSparkssss Up to about a week in a covered container in the fridge, though they're best in the first few days. A damp paper towel on top keeps them from drying out.

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Doorbell rings mid-recipe. A pot needs stirring. Someone needs you.

Plato saves your progress, so when you come back you pick up on the same card, right where you left off.

Plato: Cooking Cards is free on iPhone Nov 1. Join the waitlist: https://t.co/6q6QplqtD4

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Every recipe cooks like this: one step per card, with timers built in.

Plato: Cooking Cards is coming to iPhone on Nov 1. It's free to download.

Join the waitlist: https://t.co/6q6Qplr1sC

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Shakshuka, cooked one card at a time 🍳

7 steps, one pan, 40 minutes, and the eggs poach right in the sauce.

What do you add to yours? Chorizo, spinach, harissa, or keep it classic? 👇

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Steps 6–7: Scatter over the feta and herbs, then bring the pan to the table with warm bread for scooping.

Then rate it and add it to your cooking journal.

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@yang_dev_app The book metaphor fits that fold really well. Tabs up the spine is a lovely detail.

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@PurnenduBuilds True. The part that does seem to carry over is showing up in replies every day and actually helping people, even when it's slow.

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@AkanshaDhiman12 Launch right on anything that touches the customer, fast on everything else. We're launching our cooking app Nov 1 with that same rule.