Common questions.Clear answers.

CookPilot is an app to organize real food: menus, days, weeks, shopping, nutrition, guided cooking, imports, and reuse. It is not just a recipe app. It is a system so that your food stops being scattered.

CookPilot is especially useful for people who cook or want to organize food with more clarity: for themselves, for a household, to meet nutritional goals, or to reduce daily improvisation.

No. CookPilot can help you organize what to eat and guide you during preparation. If you already know how to cook, it helps you organize better. If you are learning, it gives you structure.

No. CookPilot can help you resolve menus or days, but you can review, edit, save, adjust, and reuse. The idea is to reduce work, not take away control.

You can organize menus, meal moments, days, and weeks. You can also save structures that worked to use them again later.

A menu is a real meal. It can include one or several recipes, direct ingredients, quantities, costs, and nutritional data when applicable.

Yes. You can start with a single meal, a menu, or a moment of the day. You don't need to fill the entire week to get value.

Yes. You can save, apply, copy, paste, pin, and reuse menus, days, weeks, or templates according to what you want to repeat.

CookPilot can show calories, protein, carbohydrates, and fats in recipes, menus, and plans when you use the nutrition layer.

No. You can use CookPilot just to organize food, shopping, and cooking. Nutrition is available when you want more control.

It adjusts quantities within a menu to bring it closer to your nutritional goals without converting your food into something unrecognizable.

No. CookPilot provides information and tools to organize your diet better. It does not diagnose or replace professional care.

Yes. It can convert menus, recipes, days, or weeks into ingredients and quantities to shop with more clarity.

They should not be taken as exact. They are referential estimations based on available data. They serve to guide, compare, and buy better.

It is an estimated comparison that helps to understand possible cost differences. It is not a guarantee of exact savings.

Yes. Prices serve as a reference. The main utility lies in organizing ingredients, quantities, and shopping decisions.

CookMode is the guided cooking experience of CookPilot. It helps you follow steps, review ingredients, and move forward with more clarity during preparation.

Last Mile orders the final stage of execution: how to follow preparation, what comes next, and how to finish with less confusion.

It helps in both parts. You can organize food before cooking and then go to a guided experience to prepare it.

Yes. CookPilot allows you to bring external recipes and convert them into content you can review, edit, save, and use within the system.

You can work with recipes from external sources like web, video, image, text, or PDF, according to the capabilities available in the app.

You can save it, search it, convert it into a menu, use it in a plan, review it nutritionally, take it to a shopping list, or cook it with guidance.

Pro unlocks the complete system for recurring use: smart menu generation, macro adjustment, advanced nutrition, advanced imports, guided cooking, reuse, and more usage capacity.

Credits allow you to use features that consume more resources, like menu generation or advanced capabilities.

Packs expand capacity for users who use certain features more. Pro is the main system; packs are expansion of use.

No. Pro serves to plan, shop, cook, import, reuse, and adjust nutrition when you need it.

Yes. CookPilot is focused on Android and will be available on Google Play and Huawei.

Yes. CookPilot Web and the product experience support both Spanish and English.

You can download it from Google Play or Huawei when the official links are available on this page.