A meal plan that fits your brain.
Neurodivergence is not one dinner problem. FeastCal keeps sensory needs, executive-function load, routine, time and energy separate so the relevant support stays adjustable.
Generic plans assume fixed capacity.
A rigid weekly grid can fail when energy, attention, sensory tolerance or appetite changes. Rebuilding the whole plan adds work at exactly the wrong moment.
- 45 minutes available
- New texture tonight
- Five open steps
Change tonight, keep the week.
Keep stable preferences and Pantry memory, then adjust only what changed—time, effort, texture, budget or route to dinner.
- 15 minutes
- Familiar texture
- One next action
Keep different needs distinct.
- One setting means “easy” → Time, effort and sensory needs stay separate
- A changed day breaks the week → Tonight can be replanned alone
- Support is scattered → Decision and next action stay together
A flexible plan, fewer resets.
- Keep stable preferences
- Adjust today’s capacity
- Re-rank dinner
- Continue from one next step
Ways people describe this problem
- neurodivergent meal planning
- executive dysfunction meals
- meal planner for neurodiverse adults