Just Add: Round Out Your Plate

Tell it what you have or what you fancy. It names a meal and the one or two things that turn it into something that actually holds you.

You already know how to cook. What you don't have, at six o'clock on a Tuesday, is the energy to decide.

Just Add answers one question: what would make this meal more satisfying?

Say what you have — "leftover rice and half a courgette" — or snap the inside of your fridge. In about a second you get a named meal and the one or two things that turn it into something that holds you until bedtime. Not a lecture. Not a plan for the week. One dinner, tonight.

HOW IT WORKS

• Type it, say it out loud, or photograph what's in front of you • Get three real meals to choose from, each with a recipe and a method • Run out of something? Say so, and it rebuilds the plate around what you have • Ask for a change in your own words — spicier, faster, no oven

WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT

No numbers, and nothing to log. Nothing here measures you or keeps a record of what you ate. There is no streak to break and no red figure waiting when you come back after a week away.

It only ever adds. The app is built so it cannot tell you to eat less, cut something out, or shrink a portion — that isn't a setting, it's how it works.

Your allergens are a hard rule. You tell it once, during a setup that takes about a minute, and everything it writes is checked against them before you see it.

BUILT FOR THE REST OF IT

• A shopping list that sorts itself into supermarket aisles, with a Home Screen and Lock Screen widget so you can tick things off in the shop • Cook mode with timers that keep running when your screen locks • Your cookbook — everything you've made, searchable, so a good Tuesday dinner isn't lost by Friday • Cooking for four tonight? Change who you are feeding and the amounts follow

FREE, AND WHAT ISN'T

Typing a meal is free every day, and so is the recipe, cook mode, your cookbook and your shopping list. Nobody is locked out of getting an answer for dinner.

Just Add Pro adds photo and voice input, a much larger daily allowance, asking for changes, replacing an ingredient you have run out of, and your own items on the shopping list.

• Just Add Pro: $39.99/year with a 7-day free trial, or $6.99/month with a 3-day free trial • Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase • Subscriptions renew automatically unless turned off at least 24 hours before the period ends • Manage or cancel any time in your Apple Account settings

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Just Add is a cooking app. It does not give medical advice and cannot tell you what to eat for a health condition — that belongs with a dietitian or doctor who knows you.