Plan for more than one person
A shared meal should not turn everyone into one generic profile. heyfood keeps restrictions, concerns, and substitutions attached to the person they affect.
heyfood ask "Plan Friday dinner for everyone in my household"Household members do not become one profile
- Each member retains a separate dietary graph and profile version.
- Shared answers identify who each concern applies to.
- A cautious result for the group still includes alternatives for individual members.
- Grocery previews record which profile versions were used.
- Health data belongs to the account owner and is never quietly applied to someone else.
Where this helps
heyfood ask "Compare nearby Italian restaurants for all four of us"
heyfood ask "Adapt this lasagna so Maya and Jordan can both eat it"
heyfood grocery add --list-id UUID --version 7 --intended-for "Maya" "oat milk"Share with a coding agent when you choose
The TUI can grant a coding agent read-only access to one household member. heyfood shows the exact handoff to use, keeps the member and access generation bound together, and makes older handoffs stale as soon as you revoke access.
Adding, editing, removing, and approving household members remain human actions in the TUI. Profile access is not offered for children or members whose age is unknown.