AI Tools for Meal Prep Businesses: Customer Chat, Food Photo Styling and Trend Finder

Real screens from the live demo, with sample data only.

What your customer sees

A chat on your storefront that answers from your menu

A chat button sits in the corner of every storefront page. Customers ask in their own words, like what chicken meals you have, and it answers from your own menu: the meals that fit, with your prices and an Add button the customer presses themselves. It answers in English or Spanish, following the storefront's language, and it cannot place orders, change a plan or promise a discount. When it does not know something it says so and offers to pass the question to you.

What your customer sees

Allergy questions go to your kitchen

Any question that mentions allergies gets a plain reminder: if you have a severe allergy, please contact the kitchen directly before ordering. The assistant only repeats the allergens you have listed for a meal. It never says a meal is safe for an allergy, and it does not give medical or diet advice. Talk to the kitchen passes the conversation to you, and name, email and phone are all optional.

What you see in the admin

Conversations: what customers ask, and what your menu is missing

Every chat is saved on the Conversations page. Tiles count conversations, how many led to an order of a recommended meal, how many it could not fully answer and how many were passed to the kitchen. Below, what people asked for most and what it could not answer: a quick read on what to add to your menu. Conversations are deleted after the number of days you choose, 90 by default. In the demo the history is invented, and a chat you have in the demo is listed first.

What you see in the admin

Food photo styling for your real dishes

Choose the lighting, camera angle, plate or surface, background, color grading (from true to life up to natural, never oversaturated), garnish and shape, starting from a style guide written from your own menu photos. Garnish only ever comes from each dish's own ingredients. Every AI photo is checked against the dish's ingredients and allergens, and a photo that shows anything that is not in the recipe is not used. A photo that passes still waits for your approval before it appears on your menu. In the public demo the styling options work and making photos is turned off for visitors, since each is a paid call; we show it live on a walkthrough call.

What you see in the admin

Trend Finder: ideas for new meals, with their sources

Choose how many ideas, a focus like high-protein or vegan, and a season. Each idea says why it is trending and links the recent articles that show it, from at least two publications, with their dates. Show details lists every ingredient with its nutrition and cost, and anything it estimates is marked for you to confirm. Accept turns an idea into a draft meal that stays hidden from customers until you review it and publish it. The demo shows saved results from real searches; on your own site it searches the web live.

Each plan includes everything in the plans before it.

• Meal assistant (AI)

  A chat that helps customers choose meals, and the page of what they asked.

  In the Pro plan

• AI meal photos

  Generate meal photos that match your menu's style.

  In the Pro plan

• Trend Finder

  Ideas for new meals from what's trending, with cost estimates.

  In the Pro plan

• Fewer repeat questions answered by hand

  The chat handles the menu questions and passes you only the ones it cannot answer, with the contact details the customer chose to leave.

• A list of what your menu is missing

  The questions it could not answer are a plain list of what customers want that you do not offer yet.

• More menu ideas, without guessing

  Trend Finder brings sourced ideas with ingredients and costs, and you decide what becomes a meal.

• Photos that match your menu

  Styling options keep new photos in the style of the ones you already have, and nothing goes live without your approval.

These links open the exact screens in the live demo, in a new tab. Nothing in the demo is real: no payments, no emails, no customers.

Admin links ask you to click Sign In once. The demo fills in the sample login for you.

• Reviews and customer feedback

  Meal reviews you approve, and a four-question survey after each order.

• Bilingual storefront and installable app

  An English and Spanish storefront and admin, and a store customers can install like an app.

• Reports and insights

  Analytics, repeat rate and churn, CSV exports and a sales tax report.