The bubbles were easily the most time-consuming part of this drawing.
I wanted the face to remain soft while the water and foam carried most of the detail. Would love some critique on the realism and lighting.
I’ve been working on a small software project called WeekPlate, and I thought I’d finally share it here.
The idea came from a really ordinary problem: every week we decide what we’re going to eat, figure out all the ingredients, check what’s already in the house, and then make another shopping list.
None of that is particularly difficult. It’s just repetitive.
So I built WeekPlate around one simple workflow:
Pick your meals → Get your list → Go shopping.
You can plan breakfast, lunch and dinner for the week, adjust servings, save your own recipes, and WeekPlate automatically brings the ingredients together into an organised shopping list. You can also add what you already have in your pantry so it’s accounted for before you shop.
You can save previous weeks too, so you don't have to rebuild everything from scratch.
I deliberately kept it focused rather than turning it into another calorie tracker, diet coach or complicated food app.
Plan once. Shop with clarity.
The app is live here:
There’s full access for 7 days with no payment details required.
I’d especially appreciate feedback from fellow Zambians: would something like this actually make your weekly grocery shopping easier, and what would matter most to you when using it locally?
Somehow that one question turns into checking the fridge, thinking of meals, remembering ingredients and writing another grocery list — every single week.
That's the repetitive part I built WeekPlate to remove.
Pick your meals. Get your list. Go shopping.
WeekPlate turns your weekly meal plan into an organised shopping list and accounts for what you already have at home. Save your own recipes, adjust servings and reuse previous weeks instead of starting over.
Try it: https://weekplate.pages.dev/
Free for 7 days. No payment details required.