Ovva plans the week for real households: your son's allergies, your partner's intolerances, the fussy one's vetoes. One tap, seven dinners, one clean shopping list for any supermarket.







Every meal generated to your household's spec







It's 5pm. Everyone's hungry, everyone wants something different, and the fridge has other ideas. When the week isn't sorted, the takeaway apps win. Ovva closes that gap: good food in, good food eaten.
How it works
Each person's allergies, intolerances, likes and hard nos — set once, remembered forever. Ovva works from a picture of your real household, not a generic family.
Seven meals to your household's spec, with images and macros. Don't fancy one? Regenerate it. Once your bank is stocked, whole weeks fill automatically — no credits, no catch.
One merged list, pantry split out, copied in a tap — paste it into Tesco, Asda, Aldi, wherever you shop. No app handoffs, no proprietary list.
Most meal apps hand you a library of thousands of recipes and leave the hardest part — choosing — to you. Ovva doesn't make you pick. It generates meals that already fit your family, so the decision's done before you've properly opened the app.
After meals, anyone in the house can mark what agreed with them and what didn't. Over time, Ovva helps you spot the ingredient patterns behind the bad days — so you go to your GP with notes instead of guesses.
And the rest, because a real week needs it: import any recipe from a URL, snap pages from your own cookbooks, save week templates you can reuse, see weekly macro totals, and cross items off the list in the aisle.
Pricing
A generated meal costs about 10p in credits; importing your own recipes costs less (1 credit, ~5p by URL). Every meal you add — generated or imported — joins your meal bank for good. Once your bank is stocked, Ovva fills whole weeks from it on auto-fill for free: no credits, no catch. Pay to build your family's cookbook; run it on auto-fill forever for nothing.