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Jupiter — If Instagram and Whole Foods had a baby
Jupiter makes meal planning and grocery shopping easy with personalized recipe and product recommendations all delivered to your door. Our autopilot technology learns from your preferences so you eat better, waste less and save time on planning & shopping.
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Chikodi Chima
Very satisfied Jupiter customer here. I’ve been a subscriber for the past year, because grocery delivery during the pandemic is safer and faster than visiting the supermarket. When things return to “normal” I plan to continue using Jupiter because it saves me so much time.
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🔥🔥🔥 I’ve been using this for a while now and had nothing but positive experiences.
@rajiv_ayyangar Thanks so much Rajiv! We really appreciate your feedback and advice as we continue to improve the product :)
I absolutely love this! I definitely find myself buying the same things over and over again so this would definitely save time for it to be done automatically. Also love that new ingredients are recommended depending on recipes etc. Excited to give this a try!
This will make dinner planning with my brother / housemates so much easier 🙏 - hopefully you start delivering in NYC soon too :)
@justinbleuel sure thing! we hope to be there soon :) in the meantime, feel free to use our meal planning tool. It's available to use from anywhere in the world.
Congrats for the launch, it looks like a promising project. What retail companies are Jupiter's partner? Is the product really available everywhere?
@rubenwolff Hi Ruben, Jupiter is full stack meaning we have our own supply chain. Recipe discovery, meal planning and personalization is what is available for everyone. We provide you with a shopping list every week. You can also edit this shopping list.
@carlo_thissen we don't deliver there yet! but you can use our meal planning tool from anywhere in the world :)
Looks like the PH popularity is making your site slow...will try it in few days :)
Is this available on android? I see a lot of iphone photos on the site but don't see a direct way to download it if an app is out there. Also is there a way to avoid certain ingredients like cilantro? Also would be cool if you could show nutritional content for the recipes... Actually the more I use this the more the UX bothers me... why do I want to search people? Could you suggest people or why that is a search option? What does the orange book icon in the navigation bar do, I've had little luck clicking on it. Could you add hovertext for that so I know what it is for. Is there a way to search different categories of meals like snacks, desserts, breakfast? Is there a way to disable recipes that don't show all ingredients I need? (I see the checkmark on the site but can I filter by that?). I might suggest a little more onboarding for the icons, and more filter options maybe even a meal kit option (like this meal includes 1 protein and 2 vegetable sides) Also not sure what's up with the Deep Bay Leaves, it's suggested for a lot of recipes though it seems you don't have a photo for it, perhaps you could suggest just generic bay leaves until you do have a photo/it's available.
Amazing product!! Huge fan of this concept for so many reasons. Food and community are two super important aspects of our overall well-being and happiness. Congrats on all the progress and look forward to being a long-term customer! 🎈
@fatimadicko_ Thanks Fatima! Excited to launch communities. Would love to hear why it resonated and your hopes for it.
@max_echeverria Hi Max! You can sign-up for the lite version. Essentially, you get automated meal plans, a personalized experience and editable shopping lists. Once we launch communities you will be able to engage similarly to Jupiter members who order grocery.
Hi everyone, we are excited to share what we've been working on at Jupiter.co and would appreciate and love your feedback! 😻
Over the last year we've learned how crucial food and communities are to our well being and happiness.
🌎 For our team, having grown up across the world, food is a crucial part of our identity, and our feeling of belonging. For the same reason, the richest food experiences online are social with people sharing what they made and people discovering recipes. Discovery through people is not only fun but it's insanely efficient.
🤔 So we thought, why doesn't this exist on top of a grocery store? Why isn't this a type of new age grocery experience? Turns out, there isn't an easy way today to combine online recipe discovery and food communities with ordering groceries.
❓ How we hope to help you:
The process creates a lot of mental load. In the meal planning process families go through multiple text lists, recipe links and grocery list apps before ordering. Ordering is also manual and repetitive even though you order the same things every week. This is a pain for people who are trying to feed their families, manage the households and grow in their careers.
✨ At Jupiter, we believe the most magical food experience will come from this merger. It will be a place for food content creators, culture creators and consumers to find their people.
Using data science, and some ML, we've built the foundation for this at Jupiter.
👉 About the product
We made meal planning and grocery shopping easy with automation 🎯
✅ Our meal planning autopilot system loads your cart every week
✅ Autopilot recommends new products and recipes to try
✅ Personalize your experience by entering dietary preferences
We integrated food content creators and recipes with our grocery store 🎯
✅ You can shop by recipes
✅ You can save your favorite recipes to Jupiter (we tag up the ingredients)
✅ Discover recipes from other members
✅ Reduce waste by only ordering the products you need.
We are launching interactive food communities soon 👨🏾🚀👨🏾🚀
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@chad_jupiter @eugenehp Thanks! Def similar products but potentially different visions. I expect there will be more players structured like this in the future.