Beta · real Dutch food data
Weekly menus, generated from real recipes
Plan meals from real recipes and source-backed food data. Bitehint checks every generated week against your personal nutrition targets and maps ingredients to catalog context you can inspect.

One real day from the planner — every meal a source-backed recipe, checked against your targets with traceable catalog context.
The catalog
Source-backed Dutch food data
Catalog facts trace back to 11 source collections, from large food catalogs to small food producers.
Package facts, allergens, and certifications are source-backed and traceable to the record they came from. Catalog entries carry the certifications they actually hold:
- Organic
- Beter Leven
- Fairtrade
- Vegan
- Vegetarian
- Gluten-free
- MSC
- ASC
- Rainforest Alliance
- On the way to PlanetProof
Try it
Generate a week and watch it get checked
Pick a lens and generate. The real planner is a constraint solver over the live catalog — this sample shows the shape of what it returns.
Your week, generated
Breakfast + snacks fixed · no repeats · lens: All-round
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
within range
target met
Sample data for illustration. The real planner is a constraint solver over the live recipe and product catalog: your meal pattern, targets, and hard constraints in — a checked week out. No AI guesswork.
Live in beta
What Bitehint does today
Nutrition targets
Every generated week, checked against your targets
Not an estimate on a single recipe — a check on the actual menu. Each planned day is scored against your calorie, macro, micronutrient, and custom targets, derived from your profile and measurements and updated as you log them. Misses are shown with the exact gap.

Ingredient mapping
Ingredients keep their source context
“1 L milk” should stay connected to package facts, allergen declarations, certifications, and the source record behind it. Bitehint keeps that context attached while the planner works with recipes and nutrition targets. See how ingredient mapping works.
Chana masala
390 kcal / serving · nutrition derived from 9 ingredients
Source record on file — inspect the original
Ingredient facts from package source records
Source-backed catalog
A food catalog with receipts
Recipes, catalog entries, ingredients, nutrients, allergens, certifications, sources, and brands each have their own page in the app — and every fact links back to the source record it came from. If you want to know where a number originated, you can look.
Chana masala
390 kcal / serving · nutrition derived from 9 ingredients
Source record on file — inspect the original
Ingredient facts from package source records
Your rules
You shape the planner
Meal patterns, recipe and catalog lenses, nutrition targets, allergens, avoided ingredients, kitchen equipment, saved recipes — these are not account settings, they are the constraints the solver plans within. Hard constraints are never violated; taste preferences steer what gets generated.
Your planner settings
Meal pattern
Quick dinners Mon–Fri · batch cook Sunday
Hard constraints
No peanuts · no cilantro · vegetarian weekdays
Saved recipes
18 favorites steering generation
Also in the app
Supporting tools
Barcode scanning
Scan a package barcode and review its catalog facts.
Nutrient pages
Every tracked nutrient has its own page: what it is and where to get it.
Curated tags
Cuisine, effort, and occasion tags that filter predictably.
Chana masala
390 kcal / serving · nutrition derived from 9 ingredients
Source record on file — inspect the original
Ingredient facts from package source records
Roadmap
Planned, honestly labeled
Nothing below is live yet. Order and scope may shift as we learn from beta users.
Next up
Catalog-aware planning
Exploring
Pantry and leftovers · Household profiles
Further out
More stores and regions · Mobile companion
Beta
Good food is a solvable problem.
Bitehint is in beta while the catalog and planner mature. Already have an account? Your week is waiting.