Customer product story
A meal plan that adapts to real family weeksBudget-first meal plans win trust
Budget, preferences, recipes, and grocery lists come together in one weekly plan.
01Problem
02Budget
03Proof
04Concept
05Prototype
06Launch
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5 customer themesUsage data
Retention cohortScreenshots
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vision / evidence / refssource evidence grouped into the product story
Vision: families want less weeknight planning
Research: grocery budget is the strongest constraint
References: recipe screenshots support slide 06
Vision memo
living artifactProduct vision memo
Pull the pilot proof before the ask.
Board deck
presentationResearch
Narrative
Design
trim setupswap proofmove demo earliertighten ask
Demo
interactive testMayaJonPriya
Call notes
Usage data
Screenshots
Comments
Researchfinding support
Narrativetightening arc
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Meal planner research
Drop contextNotes, receipts, screenshots
Family interviews14 weeknight routinesGrocery receipts$82-$126 basketsRecipe screenshotssaved meals and swapsSchedule notessports, commutes, picky eaters
What would make families trust a weekly meal plan?
Budget pressureReceipts show a hard ceiling around $100 per week.Recipe fitFamilies reject plans that ignore leftovers and picky eaters.Decision momentSunday planning is where substitutions matter most.
Parent quote
"I need dinners that survive soccer practice and still use what I bought."
Lead with budget-aware swaps, then turn the plan into one grocery list.
Drafting from 18 meal-planning sources
# Meal planner product brief
accepted rewrite
Families want a weekly plan that respects budget, taste, time, and what is already in the fridge. The product should make swaps feel effortless.Families trust meal plans when budget comes first, then recipes adapt around taste, time, and what is already in the fridge.
Budget-first planningPlans under $100 tested clearer than recipe-first flows.
## Recommendation
Lead with grocery savings, then show recipe swaps.Open with the $100 budget ceiling, then show recipe swaps.
rejected insert
Add a broad grocery-market sizing paragraph before the recommendation.
acceptedRewrite opening around budget
acceptedTighten recommendation
rejectedSkip broad TAM paragraph
Plan five dinners from budget, taste, and schedule
Match94%
Prep24m
Basket$92
MondaySalmon bowls
SwapVegetarian taco night
Grocery listGrouped by aisle
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Jon
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