Let’s see what happens when your recipes become part of a family’s week.
Solari is in a closed family beta. We’re inviting one food creator to shape a six-week pilot with 8 to 12 recipes you approve. Families can plan, shop, and cook from those recipes in Solari, with your name and a link back to your site.
Small enough to learn from.
- i. One design partner.We’re looking for one creator who wants to shape the first version with us.
- ii. 8 to 12 approved recipes.You choose the recipes. Nothing appears in Solari until you approve each card.
- iii. Six weeks with beta families.This is a learning pilot, not a public launch or a promise of reach.
- iv. No promotion required.You are not expected to post about Solari or email your audience.
We’ll agree on the recipes, rights, attribution, and removal terms in writing before the pilot begins.
A small pilot with clear boundaries.
This is design-partner work, not a promise of audience reach. We’ll learn with real families, share what actually happened, and decide what comes next together.
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You approve the exact recipes.
The pilot covers 8 to 12 recipes you choose. We handle setup, then you review every card before a family can see it.
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Credit stays with the recipe.
When an approved recipe appears in Solari, its card carries your name and a link to its source on your site.
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There is no promotion obligation.
You do not need to post, email your list, or send your audience to Solari.
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The permission is non-exclusive and revocable.
Your work stays yours. You can withdraw a recipe or end the pilot, and the written agreement will define prompt removal.
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We report observed activity only.
We intend to measure plan appearances, recipe opens, completed cooks, source-link taps, and feedback from participating families. We’ll confirm the working measurement plan before the pilot starts.
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The evidence decides what comes next.
At the end, we’ll review the findings and choose whether to continue, change the model, or stop. There is no implied ongoing placement or commercial promise.
Questions we want to answer.
The pilot is meant to produce evidence, not projections.
- Does creator credit stay clear from the weekly plan through cooking?
- Which approved recipes fit naturally into a family’s week?
- When do families choose to visit the creator’s site?
- What controls and feedback are genuinely useful to the creator?
We’ll share findings only after families participate, including the limits of what we could measure.
Three commitments, in writing.
These boundaries will be part of any pilot agreement. We’ll settle the specifics before any creator content is used.
Clear attribution.
Every approved recipe shown in Solari carries your name and a link to its source. You review the placement before the pilot begins.
Permission stays specific.
Only approved recipes and agreed photos may be used for the pilot inside Solari. We won’t sell them, license them to others, or use them to train models.
Your work stays yours.
Permission is non-exclusive and revocable. You can withdraw a recipe or end the pilot. The agreement will define prompt removal and no continuing use.
What we look for.
Weeknight-doable family food from a normal grocery store. No specialty-shop scavenger hunts.
Real voices, warm, unpretentious, yours. The kind of cook a family trusts on a Tuesday.
Cooks who control the rights to the recipes and photos they approve for the pilot.
A slightly bigger world, everyday dinners, batch cooks, and the cuisines and allergen-friendly cooking families don’t always find on their own.
Interested in shaping the first pilot?
I’m looking for one design partner, not a roster of logos. We’ll start with a conversation, share the current beta, and proceed only if the scope and rights make sense to both of us.
There is no promotion obligation. Expressing interest commits you to nothing.
Or skip the form entirely: jeremy@solari.family. I read everything.
Jeremy
Nothing goes live until you approve every card. No promotion is required.