For parents of little kids
Dinner to lights out. One plan.
Meal apps stop at dinner. Bedtime charts start at bath. Nightlight plans the whole evening as one: a dinner that fits how much you have left, then every step after it, timed back from lights out.
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The evening, without the scramble.
- How much do you have left? Running on fumes, okay, or good. It changes everything that follows.
- When's bedtime? Pick it once. Nightlight remembers.
- Pick tonight's dinner. Fumes nights get no-cook dinners. Good nights get real cooking. The dinners that went well for you come back first.
- Follow the countdown. Every step has a time, worked backward from lights out. Running late? Nightlight tells you what to skip.
- Tap "they're down." Rate the night in one tap, and watch your calm nights add up.
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Coming from Mealime? Nightlight isn't a weekly meal planner, and there's no grocery list. It picks one easy dinner for tonight from 24 weeknight staples (or your own), sized to how much energy you have, and fits it into the evening. If tonight's dinner was the part you needed, it might be enough.
Free. No account. What you tap stays on your phone. Nightlight counts anonymous actions, like "a night was planned", so we can tell if it helps.