Start with reality
Use your actual household size, schedule, pantry situation, cooking equipment and spending limits instead of an idealised week.
A useful weekly plan coordinates meals, cooking effort, shopping and leftovers so the plan still works when everyday life changes.

A useful weekly plan coordinates meals, cooking effort, shopping and leftovers so the plan still works when everyday life changes.
Smartteller is designed around connected decisions: what you plan to eat affects what you need to buy, what is already in your pantry affects the shopping list, and the grocery budget influences which options are realistic. The goal is not rigid optimisation but a repeatable planning process that still works in normal everyday life.
Plan with your own household data, review the result, keep uncertainty visible and change anything that does not fit your real situation.
A useful plan should reduce decisions at the moment when time and attention are already limited.
Use your actual household size, schedule, pantry situation, cooking equipment and spending limits instead of an idealised week.
Move from meal choices to quantities, shopping and leftovers in one sequence so you avoid duplicate work and unnecessary purchases.
Check generated suggestions, prices, allergens, quantities and food safety before you cook or buy.
Yes. The English language mode covers the Smartteller navigation and all public page types, including guides, calculators, Help Center pages and trust information.
No. The website language changes the public website interface and content. Product data and account settings are handled separately in the Smartteller application.
No. Grocery prices, availability and household needs vary. Budget values are planning aids based on your inputs and the available data.
Yes. Use the language control in the header. It links back to the corresponding German route.