Your kitchen does not change
between dinners.
Ovens, burners, how much counter you can actually work on, whether there is cold space for a second tray. These are facts about a building, and Occasion has been asking you for them again on every single plan — fifteen questions where four would do. Declare them once here. Every night you plan afterwards opens already filled in, and every line of it stays yours to change.
Only what you declare is saved. A blank stays blank — nothing on this page is worked out from anything else on it, and seats are never read off a guest count. A saved house is where the form starts, not a lock on it.
What can you get hot at once?
What can you put down, and what stays cold?
Who is usually in there with you?
The night you usually host
A starting number and a usual shape. Both are only a starting point, and neither one tells the plan how many chairs you own.
Left undeclared, every plan asks for the guest count the way it does now.
Where you cook
Region is for you and for the sibling tools that ask what is in season near you. It never leaves this device on a shared link.
Who you usually cook for
Planning notes on this device only. Not an invitation, not a medical record. If you write that someone avoids an ingredient, that is what you typed — check with them before you cook. Export a copy if you want one that survives clearing this browser.
Expected tonight if you counted only the “expected” rows: 0 — nobody marked expected yet.
New rows start as expected, one adult. Edit counts later by removing and adding again — this list is a reminder, not a guest management system. Attendance words: Expected, Maybe, Not coming, Not sure.
The house lives in this browser, on this device. Nothing is uploaded and there is no account. The night record that carries a night between the Salty & Clever tools drops the region, the party size and the service style before it travels, by design — a profile is not a night.