The idea sounds really good, and probably something we could use, but I won't sign up for the simple fact that I don't have a clue what kind of meals you would

The idea sounds really good, and probably something we could use, but I won't sign up for the simple fact that I don't have a clue what kind of meals you would be providing. Is it even food I'm interested in eating? Also, as my SO is currently on a diet it would be good to have calorie information included for each meal (when the recipes come). Maybe a future iteration could be allowing people to choose between regular and low cal meal plans. Regarding "...an Agile Approach..." yeah, that works for us geeks, but you're selling a food product, and there are WAY more people out there who need to eat than geeks. I'd replace that wording with something that has meaning to the population at large. Don't make me scroll down below the fold to find the highest value sentence on the page "Less than 3 hours in the kitchen (per week)" and don't make that a lighter text color than the main body text. Highlight that %$#@% and put it up near the top. THAT + not having to think about what I need to buy at the supermarket is a HUGE selling point for me. I'd work on some quick blurb that highlights those two points, make it big, bold, and up by the top of the page. As for leftovers... we're in America. In general we seem more inclined to throw out spare crap than worry about the fact that it exists. Yeah, it's nice that there won't be any (in theory) but I suspect most people aren't that bugged by it. They'll just trash excess leftovers like they trash everything else. But, again. I won't buy it because I don't have any idea what kinds of foods and flavors you are proposing I put in my mouth.