Overview
Your household command center.
Command strip
Say what you want NomNomBot to shop for.
Stripe
Billing lives outside the shopping agent.
NomNomBot can link to Stripe for subscription checkout while grocery checkout remains a human-owned retailer action.
Agent-ready kitchen data
Enough structure for useful help. Enough scope to stay contained.
The product model keeps household context tight: recipes, calendar slots, pantry stock, shopping preferences, and agent credentials all resolve through the active tenant.
Flow
From recipe idea to matched basket.
Recipes arrive from the extension or a quick manual add.
Meals land on a calendar with servings, slots, and prep context.
Pantry inventory removes the staples already sitting at home.
The scoped agent resolves products, prices, and substitutions.
Recipes
Capture the food you actually cook
Save recipes from the browser extension or add them manually. Meal tags and ingredient lines make every recipe useful for planning.
Meal plan
Turn recipes into a calendar
Plan breakfasts, lunches, dinners, and snacks across the week, then generate a shopping list from the plan.
Pantry
Skip what is already at home
Keep staples and current inventory in one place so generated lists only ask the agent to buy what is missing.
Agents
Let local agents handle product matching
The tenant-scoped MCP bridge lets Codex read and write inside one household, then research carts, substitutions, and prices.
Connected workflow