A venture by Evolvifi

One dinner.
Everyone’s version.

SameTable is the recipe & cooking app for households that eat differently together — meat, vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free — all cooked in parallel from one shared kitchen.

Tonight · Chicken Katsu Curry
3 variants, plated together at 19:00
Chickenstart 18:22
Vegan (tofu)start 18:34
Gluten-freestart 18:41
Staggered so every plate lands hot, at the same moment.
✦ Our story

Built for households that eat differently.

SameTable started in early 2023, when the founder’s youngest daughter asked to go vegetarian. After some negotiation the whole family adopted pescatarian to keep meals together. Within months the older two wanted their own dietary changes, and the youngest was struggling with certain foods.

Around the same time the founder lost his tech job and his marriage broke down. After long, physical work days he had to cook one dinner that suited everyone’s tastes, met their nutritional needs, and took as little time as possible. So he did what any tech person would do: he built a spreadsheet.

The first meal was chicken and plant-based fajitas — two pans, 90% shared ingredients. That evening, for the first time in months, the family played together. It became a Monday tradition. The spreadsheet turned into a recipe collection; conversations with other families revealed a pattern. Mixed-diet households aren’t the exception — they’re the new normal.

SameTable exists to bring delicious, nutritious meals to the table with minimal fuss, and to bring families back together at mealtimes.

The problem

Real households don’t eat the same thing.

Somebody’s gone vegan. The kids won’t eat fish. A grandparent is gluten-free. And dinner is at 7pm regardless.

Every other recipe app assumes one cook making one dish. So you end up cooking two separate dinners — more time, more washing-up, more waste — or quietly giving up and making everyone the same thing. SameTable is built for the multi-variant household as the default, not the exception.

How it works

Author once. Cook every version, together.

01

Bring the recipe in

Snap a cookbook page or paste a link. In seconds it becomes a structured recipe — scaled, tagged, and ready to cook.

02

Generate the variants

One tap turns a meat dish into its vegan, vegetarian or gluten-free twin — with real substitution reasoning, not guesses.

03

Cook in parallel

A phone-on-counter cook flow with staggered timers walks you through every track at once — so it all lands hot, together.

See it in the app

A calm kitchen, in four screens.

From the weekly plan to the tap on “start cooking,” SameTable stays out of your way — until the moment it needs to nudge you.

SameTable — Plan the week
Plan the week

Home surfaces tonight's meal, your Chef Points and the quests you can knock off between recipes.

SameTable — Fill the calendar
Fill the calendar

Breakfast, lunch and dinner slots — shared with the household, drag-and-drop the whole week.

SameTable — Cook in parallel
Cook in parallel

Three timers, one plate. Staggered starts so meat, veg and pesc all finish together.

SameTable — Shop, once
Shop, once

One list, grouped by aisle, de-duped across every variant. Tick as you go.

Parallel Cook Mode · the headline feature

Two meals, one cook, one finish.

A live, staggered timeline runs every version of a dish at once. The slow track starts first, the quick one waits, and SameTable nudges you at each hand-off — so every pan comes off the heat at the same moment.

  • Staggered multi-timers engineered to converge.
  • Per-variant steps, filtered automatically.
  • “Cook the gaps” — opportunistic sub-tasks slot into waiting time.
  • Phone-on-counter cook view, landscape-ready.
SameTable Cook Mode — three parallel timers converging on one plate
What makes it different

More than a recipe box.

Multi-variant cooking

One recipe produces up to four parallel tracks — ingredients scaled per variant, steps filtered automatically.

One shopping list

Your plan becomes one smart list — grouped by aisle, de-duped across variants, aware of what's already in the cupboard.

Shared household planner

A drag-and-drop week the whole household fills in together. Breakfast, lunch, dinner — as many variants per meal as your table needs.

Photo recipe import

Photograph a cookbook page or paste a screenshot. It becomes a structured SameTable recipe in about ten seconds.

Cross-contamination care

In-flow food-safety, allergen and dietary-separation cues fire automatically when you're cooking parallel diets.

Chef Challenge

Chef Points, streaks and household quests turn weeknight cooking into something you actually look forward to.

Web & mobile

Cook from your phone. Plan from your laptop.

SameTable is one app across every device — same recipe, same progress, same cart. Prop your phone on the counter to cook, then sit at the kitchen table with a laptop to plan next week.

sametable.co
Desktop preview
Screenshot coming soon
SameTable on mobile — Home screen
What we believe

The principles behind the product.

  1. 01

    Food is shared, recipes are personal

    Households eat together, but with individual tastes and needs. The product treats both as first-class.

  2. 02

    AI does the admin, not the cooking

    AI handles variant generation, recipe import and timing. The judgement — taste, care, timing at the pan — belongs to the cook.

  3. 03

    Credit where it's due

    Recipes carry real chef bylines. Provenance you can trust; credit that's earned.

  4. 04

    Your household owns its data

    Subscription-funded, so we can be plain: no ads, no data sales, no upsells.

And what we’ll never do
  • No ads
  • No selling your data
  • No social feed
  • No meal-kit upsells
  • No AI-generated dinners
Who it’s for

The household cook

Running the weekly food for two to six people, at least one of whom eats differently. You want a calm, dependable copilot that handles the complexity invisibly — so you can enjoy the meal, not orchestrate it.

The keen home cook

Cookbooks, screenshots and browser tabs scattered everywhere. You want that chaos gathered into one organised library, then cooked with the timing of a coordinated kitchen.

Cook for everyone at the table.

Visit the SameTable website and experience it for yourself.

Visit sametable.co

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