What used to work only in the app now works in the browser too: amount and unit when shopping, the shopping list from a photo, a complete calendar with assignment and accept/decline, holiday planning and the briefing. In return, the app gets your household's dietary preferences. Recipes show nutrition per serving, and AI assistants like Claude or ChatGPT connected to Mokkeli can do a lot more. Anything that only affects the app arrives with the app update (version 1.2.0).
Items on the web now have amount and unit, the shopping list can be filled from a photo, and products have their own entry point with a category emoji. You can show or hide checked-off items with the eye toggle, and the most recently checked ones are listed first.
Events can now be edited with date, time, assignment and reminder, you can filter by person and accept or decline invitations. The meal plan shows up as a marker (a click opens the recipe), your contacts' birthdays are in there too, and changes from other devices appear without reloading.
Holiday planning, until now app-only, is now available on the computer too. You can trigger the briefing yourself there and read it in detail, maintenance can be operated on the web instead of just viewed, and in the chat you can mute notifications with one switch. The chat also shows who wrote each message.
Every recipe now shows nutrition values per serving. Your own recipes can get an image on the web, and you pick the category right in the form. You can now view and edit your household's dietary preferences in the app too, and the recipes of a cookbook are sorted alphabetically.
AI assistants you have connected to Mokkeli can now fully edit shopping items (rename, note, category, store, assignment), delete meal plans, rename and delete cookbooks, put a plan on the shopping list, delete documents, change the family memory and write in the family chat. They can also manage categories and stores.
After checking off a task you can undo it via a notice, on the web and the family board too. Completed tasks can be shown inside a collection, the collection view is tidier on web and app, and the dashboard shows only the relevant tasks, with overdue ones clearly marked. For guests with a share link, the due date appears on every task.
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