About Pleit: An AI Assistant for Deciding What to Order

Pleit is an AI food assistant that helps you decide what to order. You describe what you want in plain words, like a protein target, a calorie limit or a craving, and it suggests specific menu items with their nutrition.

What is Pleit?

Pleit is a chat-style assistant for takeout and delivery. Instead of scrolling restaurant listings, you type something like “40g of protein under 600 calories” or “im hungover pls help”. You get three picks, each with the reason it fits.

Pleit is not a delivery service. It has no couriers and doesn’t take orders. Its job is the step before ordering: choosing the meal.

It isn’t only for healthy eating either. A 100g-protein day and a greasy comfort-food night are both normal requests, and Pleit treats them the same way.

What can you do with Pleit today?

The Pleit app launches in 2027. Until then, pleit.ca has two things you can use.

What	What it does	Cost
Preview demo on the homepage	Ask one question and get 3 picks from 1,168 meals at 22 chains	Free, asks for your email first (this joins the waitlist)
Restaurant directory	Calories, protein, carbs, fat, fibre and sodium for 2,703 menu items at 24 chains	Free, asks for your email the first time you open a restaurant
Guides and calculators	Rankings like high-protein fast food in Canada, plus protein, macro and calorie calculators	Free

The preview only knows chain menus so far. It doesn’t show prices or delivery times yet.

What is Pleit planned to do at launch?

These are the features Pleit is being built around. None of them are live yet.

Planned feature	What it means
Goals and limits	Set macro targets, calorie limits and things you avoid, and every pick respects them
Price comparison	One total per option, with fees and tax, across delivery apps, the restaurant’s own delivery and pickup
Ordering hand-off	Prices, delivery times and a one-tap way to order the pick you chose
Calorie app connection	Log the meal you picked to your calorie-counting app in one tap, so your day stays up to date
Memory	Pleit remembers what you like and skip, like “always extra spicy” or “no mushrooms”
Independent restaurants	Local spots, not only chains, with menus and nutrition checked with each owner

What will using Pleit look like?

Here’s an interactive prototype of the planned app. The picks are real, from the same data as the homepage preview, and the tracker shows an example day.

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Pleit.

Today in your calorie app Example

Calories 1,180 / 2,000

Protein 62g / 120g

Tap a prompt · swipe for more

need 40g of protein, under 600 cal light lunch under 400 cal im hungover pls help

Where does Pleit’s nutrition data come from?

Every number comes from each chain’s official Canadian nutrition guide or nutrition page. Pleit doesn’t estimate or invent menu values.

Rows that fail a data check, like more fibre than carbs, are hidden until someone checks them against the source. Each restaurant page links to the guide it came from and says when it was checked.

Menus change, so the restaurant’s own guide is always the final word. If you spot a number that’s out of date, email [email protected].

Who is building Pleit?

Pleit is built by Natasha, its founder, in Toronto. It’s built for a common problem: knowing your goal for the day but not what to order to hit it.

Pleit isn’t limited to one city. Toronto will have the most restaurants at launch, and the current data covers chain menus across Canada.

How is Pleit different from a delivery app or a calorie tracker?

Delivery apps get food to you, and calorie trackers record what you ate. Pleit sits before both: it helps you pick. At launch, it’s planned to connect to both, so a pick can go to ordering and to your food log.

Compare	Pleit	Delivery apps	Calorie trackers
Main job	Choose what to order	Order and deliver	Log what you ate
You start with	A goal or craving	A restaurant or dish	A food you already ate
Nutrition	From official chain guides, for every pick	Calories when the restaurant posts them	A food database you log from
Delivers food	No	Yes	No
How they fit together	Planned: hands your pick to ordering and to your calorie app	Where you place the order	Where the meal gets logged

For the details, see Pleit vs DoorDash, Pleit vs Uber Eats, Pleit vs SkipTheDishes and Pleit vs MyFitnessPal.

Frequently asked questions

What is Pleit?

Pleit is an AI food assistant that suggests what to order based on what you ask for, like a protein goal, a calorie limit, a budget or a craving. Each pick comes with nutrition from the chain’s official guide.

How does Pleit work?

You type a request in plain words. Pleit checks it against the meals in its database and returns three picks, each with a short reason, like the most protein or the fewest calories.

Is Pleit available now?

The Pleit app launches in 2027. You can try a preview on the pleit.ca homepage today, and browse the restaurant directory and guides.

Is Pleit free?

The preview, the restaurant directory, the guides and the calculators are free. The preview and directory ask for your email, which adds you to the waitlist. Pricing for the app hasn’t been announced.

Does Pleit deliver food?

No. Pleit helps you choose what to order. Delivery is done by a delivery app or the restaurant, or you pick it up yourself.

Where does Pleit get its nutrition information?

From each chain’s official Canadian nutrition guide or nutrition page. Every restaurant page in the directory links to its source and shows when it was checked.

Is Pleit only for healthy eating?

No. You can ask for the most protein per calorie, a light lunch, a hangover meal or plain comfort food. Pleit shows the numbers and leaves the choice to you.

Is Pleit only in Toronto?

No. Toronto will have the most restaurants at launch, and the current data covers chain menus across Canada.

How do I add my restaurant to Pleit?

Use the restaurant sign-up form at the bottom of the pleit.ca homepage, or email [email protected]. Listing is free while Pleit launches, and independent restaurants are welcome.