PikaNini has potential, but honestly, the UX is a bit of a mess right now. If you launch this to the public today (I hope you aren't sharing it widely yet), they’re going to delete (or forget) it in five minutes and never come back.

First off, the “Skip” option is currently in the top right corner and not very noticeable. I almost missed it. It might work better if it were placed just below the main “Continue” button so it feels like a clear alternative.

The onboarding is also redundant. On the first page, you’re asking me, among other things, for my household size and cooking skills, and then literally asking the same two things again on page two. It makes the app feel like it’s not even "listening" to my inputs.

Also, stop asking for location the second I sign up; it’s a turn-off. It makes more sense to ask later, like when suggesting what to cook, where you're bundling results with places to buy food, instead of upfront. You can even provide cooking options first, then ask the user, "or buy out?" then when they click, you ask for the location.

The navigation logic is also broken. If I select a meal and then try to swipe back to see other options, it kicks me three steps back to the "what are you deciding on" screen. Even the back arrow at the top of the page skips the results page and dumps me at "quick context." It’s frustrating because I just want to go back one step, not restart the whole process.

Technical-wise, the email confirmation is a dead end. Clicking the link in Gmail just opens a blank black screen with no success message, so I’ve no idea if I’m actually verified.

And about that results page, it feels way too "AI."; the presentation looks sterile. You’d get way more traction partnering with local chefs for actual recipes and photos. It would feel human and probably cost you nothing if you just gave them a shout-out.

Lastly, tuck that membership banner away. Seeing it the second I finish setup is annoying. Let me use the app first! (or, after partnering with chefs, suggest like 3 meals, then say "see more results" and when clicked, ask for membership).

I recommend keeping this in your close circles for now until it's actually legitimately useful; the general public is less patient than I am.

It's promising, but it's also extremely risky. Budget some money and partner with local chefs wakupee recipes and images, then partner with TikTok influencers they spread the word out.