Weeknight dinners, already half made.
Chez Gagnon plans the week, keeps track of what’s in your freezer batch by batch, and walks whoever’s cooking through dinner one step at a time — so the hard part happens on your schedule, not at 6pm.
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Three rhythms, one kitchen
Plan the week
Breakfasts for the week in one go, lunches for the grown-ups and the little one, dinners night by night. The shopping list writes itself.
Prep when you feel like it
Stocks, sauces, egg muffins — make them on a slow afternoon. Chez tells you what’s worth making, times the session, and tracks every tray.
Cook one thing at a time
On the kitchen iPad, dinner is one clear instruction at a time. Timers interrupt when something needs you, then hand you right back.
Go on, poke at it
Little pieces of the real app.
Egg muffins — which mornings?
12 of 12 in the freezer — one each for three of you.
The hard part, already done
More flavor? A cube of schmaltz. A sauce? Glace. Stew too thin? Roux. Freeze them once — every cube is a shortcut.
Your tray: 8 cubes · hover to reshape it
A freezer you can actually read
Every batch gets a number and a strip of tape. Tap a lid — Chez knows what’s in it, how much is left, what’s set aside, and when it’s past its best.
Left · 12 cubes
Frozen · Oct 4 · best by April
Set aside · 1 for Tuesday’s coq au vin
Built for a household
Everyone who cooks signs in to the same kitchen. Recipes, the freezer and the plan are shared — and kids get their own lunches without needing an account.
The work before the rush
Brining, thawing, chopping, getting the crockpot out — Chez moves everything it can to the night before, so dinner itself is short.
Recipes anyone can follow
Every step says how much, how small, and how you know it’s done. Bring recipes in from anywhere; Chez flags what it isn’t sure about.
Start with one recipe.
Bring in a dinner you already love. Chez turns it into steps anyone can follow.
Get started