Everymeal,checked.
Fuda plans your household's week and checks everything, cooking, ordering and eating out, against your food restrictions. When it can't verify something, it says so.
Free while we finish the app. It does the checking, you keep the final say.
You read every label. You check every menu twice. And you're still never sure.
Tuesday, quarter to six. The list from the dietitian is on the fridge. The cupboard has what it has. And the question is the same one as yesterday: what can we actually have tonight? And am I sure?
How many labels did you read this week? How many menus twice? You don't count. It's just what you do.
That's the work Fuda was built to take over.
01 · It knows your household
One answer for the whole table.
Most tools know one person and one list. Fuda knows everyone at your table: each person's restrictions, each person's needs, children included. They don't need accounts. So the week you see is already for all of you. Nobody is the one who compromises every night. Nobody has to remember for everyone.
02 · It answers the whole week, every way you eat
Not just dinner. The whole week.
A week is about twenty food decisions, and most of them happen somewhere other than the stove. Fuda plans what to cook when there's time, what to order when there isn't, where you could eat out, what's in the cupboard for after school, what to drink. Five kinds of answer, one plan. And when the plan breaks, because you're late or the shop didn't happen, one tap rearranges the rest of the week and tells you what moved.
Where we don't have good enough information about a place or a product yet, you won't see it. You'll see our coverage, not a guess.
03 · It checks, and it says when it can't
Three results. Never a guess.
Every line in your week carries one of three results:
- No conflict identified.Against the information we have, with its source and date.
- Conflicts with your restriction.Excluded, with the reason.
- Unable to verify.Then it isn't recommended. Unknown is treated as a no, never as a probably.
What Fuda will never say is “safe.” It can't know a kitchen's habits or a factory's line, and it won't pretend to. The label stays leading, and the final say stays yours. The difference is that you're checking the few things Fuda flagged, not everything, every time.
- 1.7 millionprice observations across Dutch supermarkets since February 2026
- 8,000generated weeks through the safety gate, zero leaks
Coverage shown, not claimed: “22 of 33 items priced at your store”-style labels in the product
04 · Nothing in the answer is for sale
Nobody pays to be in your week.
Food apps usually earn from the shops and brands they show you. Fuda doesn't. No advertising, no paid placement, no purchasable ranking. Ever. If a shop or restaurant ever pays us anything, it's a flat published fee after you've already decided, the same fee whoever it is. The answer you see is the answer.
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Give Fuda your household's restrictions and live one week with it.
Let it do the checking. Keep the final say. Tell us where it was wrong.