Taylor Chat
The conversation that runs your kitchen.
Ask Taylor what to cook, what it will cost, what's on special, or what you already have at home. She keeps the thread going and picks up exactly where you left off.
How it works
Four things happen in every conversation
Taylor is not a search box. She holds context about your household and works across your lists, pantry, recipes and followed stores in the same thread.
You ask
Type it or hold the mic and speak — English or your home language.
She recalls
Household size, kids' ages, allergies, budget habits and stores you follow.
She acts
Builds lists, checks prices, pulls recipes, reads a promotion flyer, finds a restaurant.
She remembers
The thread is saved, so next week's chat starts with everything already known.
In detail
What makes the conversation different
01
Household memory
Taylor Memory is the profile behind the chat — the details you fill in once and never repeat. She uses it to size portions, avoid allergens and keep suggestions realistic for your budget.
- Household size, children's ages and who cooks
- Dietary preferences, allergies and things you simply do not eat
- Province, home language and the stores near you
- Editable at any time from your profile — nothing is locked in
02
Voice, photos and text in one thread
Speak to Taylor while your hands are busy, or send her a photo of your fridge, a shelf or a promotion flyer. Everything lands in the same conversation for her to respond to.
- Hold-to-talk voice input with spoken replies
- Photos attach directly to the message she answers
- Promotion flyers are read and turned into usable specials
- Full history is kept — she never restarts the relationship
03
Grounded in the real world
Taylor knows the actual date, time and weather where you are, so 'what should I make tonight?' gets an answer that fits a cold Tuesday in July, not a generic one.
- Real South African time and date in every conversation
- Live weather lookups for your town
- Knowledge of major SA retailers and their loyalty programmes
- Prices checked against official retailer websites, not guesses
Also included
Small things that make it feel personal
Continuous memory
Conversations resume where they ended, across devices.
Hands-free voice
Talk while you cook, drive or pack away groceries.
Real-time aware
She knows the date, time and day of the week — properly.
Weather-led ideas
Soup on a cold night, braai when the weekend is clear.
Gets better weekly
The more you shop, the sharper her suggestions become.
Private by default
Your memory is yours — never sold, never shared.
Ask her what's for dinner tonight.
Free forever for shoppers. No card, no contract.