Everything food, at home.

With your email. Set a password when you sign up, or ask for a one time code by email whenever you like. You stay signed in until you sign out, or until 30 days pass without opening Bloom.

Yes. Invite family members by email. Everyone can suggest dishes for any meal of the week and vote; one person, the Decider, locks the menu and is the only one who sends it to the cook, so there is always one clear plan.

No app store needed. Bloom is a web app you can install: open thebloomhealth.com on your phone and add it to your home screen. It then opens full screen from its own icon, like any other app. On Android, Chrome offers Install app; on iPhone, use Share and then Add to Home Screen in Safari.

Bloom works in any recent browser on Android phones, iPhones, tablets and computers. Installing it needs Chrome, Edge or Samsung Internet on Android, or Safari on iPhone. Notifications on iPhone need iOS 16.4 or later and Bloom added to the home screen.

Allergies are hard filters. Tell Bloom what each person at home can't eat (milk, peanuts, tree nuts, soy, mustard, gluten, sesame, egg, fish or shellfish) and dishes with those ingredients never reach your picks. Diets work the same way: vegetarian, eggetarian, vegan, Jain or non veg. Bloom works from recipe ingredients, so always check the labels on packaged foods yourself.

No. Bloom is a cooking companion, not a doctor or a dietitian. Nutrition per serving is calculated from a curated ingredient table, never made up by AI, and it is an estimate. The Sugar smart setting offers general guidance, not medical advice. If you manage a health condition, follow your doctor's or dietitian's advice.

Your diet, allergies, household and cooking history are used only to choose food for you and show nutrition. They are never used for advertising and never sold. You can download everything or delete your account from Settings at any time, and deletion is immediate.

You send a WhatsApp message with a private link. Your cook opens it without an app or a sign in, reads the menu in any of 34 languages (Spanish, Arabic, Tagalog, Hindi, Kannada, Tamil, Bengali, Nepali and more) with voice notes in that language, taps Done and tells you what's running low. The link expires in 7 days and you can switch it off any time.

No, and that's the joke. It's a pretend delivery app inside Bloom: nothing is charged, ordered or delivered, no payment details are ever asked for, and the restaurants are made up. It shows you the money and time you keep by cooking instead.

Anywhere you cook. Bloom is for people who love food, wherever they are: the recipe library covers kitchens from Italy, Japan, Mexico and the Middle East to every Indian region, side by side. In the US, the UK, India, Australia, Canada, the UAE, Singapore, New Zealand, South Africa and Ireland you also get local ingredient names, units and grocery app links; everywhere else gets metric units and ingredient names with their alternates. Tell Bloom your city and the weather joins in.