Oskie

Dinner before bedtime.

Tell Oskie when bedtime is. It counts back from the clock and picks one of your recipes that fits the time you have left.

Coming soon to iPhone See how a night goes

Try it with your clock

It’s

5:15 pm

Oskie

Oskie picks

Lemon garlic salmon

25 min · start by 6:45 pm

Oskie is relaxed. Plenty of time.

Sample recipes. The app picks from yours.

A weeknight with Oskie

Soccer practice from 5:30 to 7:00, bedtime at 7:30. Here’s how Oskie fits dinner in.

  1. Oskie reads the calendar

    It sees you’re busy from 5:30 to 7:00 and plans dinner for before you leave. Only the busy times leave your phone, never what the event is.

  2. Groceries go on your list

    One tap sends the ingredients to your Reminders grocery list, scaled to how many you’re feeding. Things you always have, like salt and oil, stay off it.

  3. Start cooking

    Cook mode shows one step at a time in big text, with timers that ring when the rice is done. Oskie gets grumbly as the start-by time gets close.

  4. Dinner’s on the table

    Twenty minutes to eat before you head out. Oskie timed it. After a few cooks, it plans with how long a recipe really takes you, not what the recipe claims.

  5. Bedtime. On time.

    Everyone ate, the kids are in pajamas, and Oskie has already had its fill of minutes.

What it looks like

A demo family’s week, just before five.

The Tonight screen: Oskie is relaxed. Tonight's dinner is turkey chili; start by 6:10 pm, in 1 hour 13 minutes, with a bar of the evening up to bedtime at 7:30.
Tonight. How long you’ve got, what to make, and when to start.
The Week screen: Wednesday needs a look, since soccer practice leaves 25 minutes and the salmon needs 30, with a button to swap to quesadillas; then one line per night.
The week. When the calendar changes, Oskie flags the dinners that no longer fit.
Wednesday's evening: cook 4:45 to 5:10, eat 5:10 to 5:30, soccer practice 5:30 to 7:00, bedtime 7:30.
Your evening. Soccer at 5:30? Dinner’s planned for before you leave.
Cook mode: a large timer, Oskie saying dinner is on track, step 1 of 4 with the ingredients it needs, and a big Next step button.
Cook mode. One step at a time, with timers you can read from the stove.

New ideas, like what you cook

Tired of the same seven dinners? Every day Oskie looks through a few well-loved cooking sites and picks out new dinners for you.

  • Matched to your taste. If you cook turkey chili and tacos, you’ll see more like them, not random recipes.
  • Fitted to your weeknights. Ideas that fit your usual evening come first; longer ones wait under “Weekend ideas”.
  • One tap to add. Oskie reads the ingredients, steps and times for you to check. Not your thing? “Not for us” and it’s gone.

Also in the app

Plan my week

Seven dinners in one tap, each one fitted around that night’s calendar, with no repeats. Swap any night you don’t fancy.

Cook without Wi‑Fi

Recipes you’ve opened stay on your phone, so cook mode keeps going when the kitchen Wi‑Fi doesn’t.

Add recipes from anywhere

Open a recipe in Safari and share it to Oskie. It reads the ingredients, steps and times for you to check.

One plan for the household

Invite your partner, and you both see the same week, the same pick and the same grocery list.

Your calendar stays yours. Oskie only learns when you’re busy.
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