Track groceries, plan meals, coordinate with your cook, all on WhatsApp. No app to install. No one person doing it all. Just message and go.
The 8 AM call. The group chat gone silent. And you, again, being the one who remembers.
The problem was never your cook, or your flatmates. It's that someone always ends up doing this, and it's usually you.
KitchenOS lives where your flat already talks. Your cook voice-notes it, your flatmates message it, and it quietly keeps everyone in sync.
Say hi to KitchenOS on WhatsApp. Set up your flat in under a minute, then share one link with your flatmates and your cook.
A voice note or text in whatever language they speak: Hindi, Kannada, English, even mixed together. KitchenOS understands, logs groceries, and confirms back in their language.
The cook gets today's plan by message and voice note. Groceries from anyone land in one shared list, and whoever sees it first sorts it. Order straight from it on Instamart, without leaving WhatsApp.
Set up your household once, and KitchenOS handles the rest. It drafts a full week's menu for you to approve, then sends it straight to your cook. No daily typing. No daily thinking.
The moment your cook says "atta khatam," it's on the list. When you're ready, order straight from it, no re-typing, no app-switching. Cash on delivery for now, more ways to pay soon.
Your cook sends a voice note in Hindi, Kannada, or Hinglish. KitchenOS transcribes it, understands it, and updates the list. No typing, no training.
The cook talks in their language. Flatmates read clean English updates. Nobody translates, nobody repeats themselves.
Groceries running low, plan approved, cook arriving with nothing planned: the flat hears about it once, automatically. One clean update when something needs attention. Never forty replies about nothing.
Not a note from weeks ago. A live list any flatmate or the cook can update, and check, anytime, from chat.
"Main bas voice note bhejti hoon."
"I stopped getting the 8 AM call."
Every kitchen tool before us failed the same way: it asked the cook to download something. KitchenOS made the opposite bet: meet every cook and every flatmate exactly where they already are. That's why setup takes a minute, not a week.
We're onboarding early-access flats in Bangalore right now. Message us and your flat is live before dinner.
Start on WhatsApp, it's free