Sunday meal plan + one grocery list from a fridge photo
Best tool: ChatGPT or Claude (free tiers work). Both read a fridge photo and hold a full week of context in one chat.
Take a photo of your open fridge and one of your pantry shelf.
Paste the prompt below, fill the brackets, attach the photos.
Ask for changes ("swap Wednesday, kids hate lentils") until it fits.
Copy the grocery list into your notes app or delivery cart.
You are my household meal planner. Attached are photos of my fridge and pantry.
Household: [2 adults, 1 child age 6]. Restrictions: [no pork, child is picky about vegetables].
Weeknight cooking time max: [30 min]. Budget: [moderate].
1. List the ingredients you can see that need using soon.
2. Plan 7 dinners (Sun-Sat) that use those first, reuse ingredients across 2-3 meals, and turn at least 3 dinners into next-day lunches.
3. Output a table: Day | Dinner | Prep time | Leftover plan.
4. Then ONE consolidated grocery list grouped by supermarket aisle, excluding what I already have. Mark quantities.
Ask me up to 3 questions first if anything is unclear.
Money· 3 min
Explain-this-bill: paste any utility or arnona bill
Best tool: ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini (with photo/PDF upload). Strong at reading scanned documents in Hebrew and English and explaining line items.
Photograph or download the bill as PDF.
Upload it with the prompt.
Check every flagged item against the original bill yourself before calling anyone.
Attached is my [electricity / water / arnona / phone] bill. Explain it in plain English.
1. Total due, due date, and billing period.
2. Each line item: what it is, and whether it is a fixed fee or usage-based.
3. Compare with the previous period if shown, and explain any increase.
4. Flag anything unusual: estimated readings, late fees, discounts that expired, duplicate charges.
5. List concrete ways to lower this bill, and which ones need a phone call.
6. If a call is needed, draft a short, polite script I can use.
Quote the exact line from the bill for every claim. If you can't read something, say so.
Travel· 5 min
Five-minute trip itinerary with a crowd and price check
Best tool: Perplexity or ChatGPT with web search. You need live web results for events, closures and prices; a search-connected model catches them.
Turn on web search in your chat tool.
Paste the prompt with your dates and interests.
Ask it to check for events that drive prices up during your dates.
Verify bookings and opening hours on the official sites.
Plan a [4]-day trip to [Lisbon] from [Tel Aviv], dates [Nov 12-15].
Travellers: [2 adults], pace: [relaxed], interests: [food, walking, one museum max].
Use web search and:
1. Check for festivals, strikes, holidays or major events during these dates that affect crowds or prices. Cite sources.
2. Suggest the best neighbourhood to stay in and why.
3. Give a day-by-day plan (morning / afternoon / evening) grouped by area to minimise transit.
4. One rainy-day backup per day.
5. A rough budget per person per day, with sources for prices.
6. A packing list for the forecast typical for these dates.
Home· 10 min
Fix-it: troubleshoot an appliance from photos
Best tool: ChatGPT or Gemini (vision + voice). Vision models identify model labels, error codes and parts from photos; voice mode keeps your hands free.
Photograph the model/serial label and any error display.
Describe the symptom: when it started, sounds, smells.
Follow steps one at a time, sending a new photo after each.
Stop and call a professional for gas, mains electricity, or anything it marks unsafe.
My [washing machine] is [not draining, showing error E21]. Attached: photo of the model label and the display.
1. Identify the make and model from the label.
2. Explain what this error usually means for this model.
3. Give troubleshooting steps from easiest/safest to hardest, ONE at a time. Wait for my result before the next step.
4. For each step, say what tools I need and the safety precautions (unplug, water off, etc.).
5. If it needs a part, name the part and the search terms to find it locally.
6. Tell me clearly when this is a job for a technician.
Admin· 2 min
Summarise terms and conditions before you sign
Best tool: Claude (long-document handling). Handles very long contracts in one go and is careful about quoting exact clauses.
Copy the full terms text or upload the PDF.
Paste the prompt.
Read the quoted clauses for anything flagged red. This is not legal advice.
Below is a contract / terms of service for [a gym membership]. I am a consumer in [Israel].
Summarise it for me:
1. What I am agreeing to pay, how often, and how the price can change.
2. How to cancel: notice period, method, fees.
3. Auto-renewal terms.
4. What data they collect and who they share it with.
5. Red flags: anything unusual, one-sided, or hard to undo. Rate each red/yellow/green.
Quote the exact clause for every point. Do not guess; if something is not covered, say "not covered".
[PASTE TERMS HERE]
Admin· 3 min
Write the annoying email: cancellations, landlord, refunds
Best tool: Claude or ChatGPT. Both turn messy notes into a short, firm message; Claude tends to sound less corporate.
Brain-dump the facts in fragments: dates, amounts, what you want.
Paste the prompt.
Edit the draft so it sounds like you, then send it yourself.
Write a short email to [my landlord] about [the broken boiler, reported twice, no fix in 10 days].
Facts: [reported on Oct 2 and Oct 7 by WhatsApp; no hot water; contract says repairs within reasonable time].
What I want: [repair scheduled by Friday, or I book a technician and deduct the cost].
Tone: polite, firm, no filler openers. Get to the point in the first line.
Max 120 words. Include a clear deadline and a single specific ask.
Give me 2 versions: one friendly, one firmer. Also give a Hebrew version of the firmer one.
Health· 10 min
Workout plan around your injuries and equipment
Best tool: ChatGPT or Claude. Good at structured weekly plans that respect constraints; not a substitute for a physio.
List your equipment, time per week, and any injuries.
Paste the prompt.
Run week 1, then report back what was too hard or easy and ask it to adjust.
Create a 4-week home workout plan.
Me: [38, male, desk job], goal: [general strength + back health].
Time: [3 sessions x 35 min/week]. Equipment: [2 adjustable dumbbells up to 12kg, pull-up bar, mat].
Injuries/limits: [old left-knee meniscus issue, avoid deep lunges and jumping].
1. A table per week: Day | Exercise | Sets x reps | Rest | Knee-safe alternative.
2. Progression rules from week to week.
3. A 5-minute warm-up and cool-down.
4. Clear signs to stop and see a professional.
Keep it simple. No supplements, no diet advice.
Family· 2 min
Bedtime story starring your kid's stuffed animals
Best tool: ChatGPT (voice mode reads it aloud) or Claude. Fast, warm storytelling; ChatGPT voice mode can read it aloud.
Name the stuffed animals and one thing that happened today.
Paste the prompt.
Read it aloud, or use voice mode, and let your child pick the next adventure.
Write a 4-minute bedtime story for [Noa, age 4].
Characters: her stuffed animals [Bunny the brave rabbit] and [Mr. Giraffe who is shy].
Today's theme, gently woven in: [she didn't want to share toys at kindergarten].
Rules: calm and cosy ending, simple words, no scary parts, a little repeating line she can say along, and end with the characters falling asleep.
Then suggest 3 one-line ideas for tomorrow's story.