The Long Shift
My hours are all over the place.
Meals anchored to your shift, not the clock.
PlateWay builds your plate, your plan and your grocery list around how your days really go. Snap a meal to log it, let short nights and busy weeks reshape the plan, and take the week’s grocery list to the store, sorted by aisle.
Start from the sentence that sounds like you. Your pathway sets your targets, your meal timing and what PlateWay pays attention to. Switch anytime — your history comes with you.
My hours are all over the place.
Meals anchored to your shift, not the clock.
I’m feeding more than just me.
One dinner, portioned for the people you feed.
I want to feel like myself again.
Steady, sustainable loss. Protein first, nothing off-limits.
I’m training for something.
Fuel that follows your training days and recovery.
My appetite changed on a GLP-1.
Protein and hydration first when appetite runs low — alongside your prescriber’s guidance.
I want to stay strong for decades.
Protein spread through the day for strength that lasts.
I crash every afternoon at 3.
Lunches and snacks built to skip the slump.
None of these is quite me.
Describe your life. PlateWay builds a pathway and shows you the rules before you start.
When your day starts, where you eat, who you’re feeding and how long you’ll honestly cook. No weigh-in required.
Photograph your plate, tap the bottle you just finished, check off a supplement. Logging fits between bites.
A weekly plan with recipes, leftovers that become lunches, and a grocery list sorted by aisle.
PlateWay sees the salmon, the rice and the glaze you forgot to mention — then breaks it into calories and macros you can adjust with a tap.
Open the door, take a photo or three, and PlateWay turns what’s already there into dinner ideas that fit what you have left today.
Food is only part of it. Sleep, meds and the week you’re actually having all shape what works today — and PlateWay always tells you why it changed something.
Nobody drinks in “cups.” Tap the bottles you actually use and watch it fill.
An AI meal plan built for your budget and your weeknights, with recipes, leftovers that chain into lunches, and a grocery list that skips what’s already in your pantry.
Point at a restaurant menu and see the three dishes that fit tonight — with what to ask for.
Recipes that scale to your servings, then big steps, built-in timers and a screen that stays awake while you cook.
Coming later: one dinner, every plate, with portions for each person and one shared grocery list.
“Steady energy,” not “cutting.” No food is good or bad — it’s just food.
Going over is shown calmly, never in red. A big weekend just reshapes next week.
Every change PlateWay makes to your plan comes with a one-line reason you can tap.
Meal photos are private to you. Export or delete everything, anytime.
Soon. PlateWay is in development now — the App Store link will go up right here the day it’s live.
Free to download. PlateWay Plus is $12.99 a month or $79.99 a year with a 7-day free trial; the basics stay free.
iPhone first. PlateWay is launching on iPhone, and Android is coming later.
Photo estimates are estimates, so PlateWay is upfront about it: it shows how confident it is, asks when it isn’t sure, and grounds its numbers in USDA nutrition data. Anything can be corrected with a tap.
When your weekly plan is ready, PlateWay builds the grocery list and skips what’s already in your pantry. Share it to Notes, Messages or your grocery app, or open Shopping mode in the store: it’s sorted by aisle, and what you buy moves into your pantry.
No. PlateWay is a nutrition and habits tool, not medical care. If you take medication — including GLP-1s — or manage a health condition, follow your clinician’s guidance. The Smaller Plates pathway is designed to sit alongside that guidance, not replace it.
Your meal photos are private to you, and you can export or delete your data at any time. We don’t sell your data or show ads, and this version doesn’t connect to Apple Health. Read our privacy policy.
PlateWay is coming to iPhone first, with Android later. The download link lands here the day it’s live.