A two-app studio in Bengaluru

Apps that make the small decisions for you.

CortexaLab is one person. PlanNEat plans a week of Indian meals and writes the grocery list. GetSorted keeps tasks, habits and time in one place. Both use AI where it saves real work, and nowhere else.

PlanNEat is free on Google Play and the App Store. GetSorted is in alpha.

The PlanNEat meal-planner app showing a week of planned meals

Two apps, both aimed at a chore you repeat every week.

Deciding what to cook. Remembering what you meant to do. Working out where the time went. These are small problems that recur forever, so we pick one, build an app that handles it, and stop there.

AI only where it saves work

Assembling a week of meals, looking up what goes into a dish, writing a recipe on request. If a feature works fine without a model, it does not get one.

Built for how people actually live

PlanNEat plans the Indian way: roti or rice, a curry, a sabji. GetSorted assumes you will miss days, and does not wipe your progress when you do.

Small on purpose

Two apps, one person. Fewer features, finished properly, instead of a long list left half-done.

Our products

One shipped, one in alpha.

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PlanNEat

Plan Indian meals with AI.

PlanNEat plans a whole week of home-style Indian meals and builds your grocery list in minutes. It starts with 800+ preloaded dishes across 50+ regional cuisines, learns how your household eats, and lets AI assemble a balanced week, then auto-generates a deduplicated shopping list. Everything free right now.

  • 800+ dishes
  • 50+ cuisines
  • AI weekly planning
  • Auto grocery list
IN ALPHA

GetSorted

Tasks, habits, and time in one app.

Most people run a to-do app, a habit tracker and a timer separately. GetSorted is all three: finish something and it saves the completion, logs the effort, and blocks the time into your calendar. The scoring underneath assumes you will miss days.

  • Tasks, habits, timer
  • Effort logging
  • Non-streak scoring
  • Auto time-blocking

One person builds all of it.

Nikhil Mathew does the product design, the engineering, the copy, the store listings and the support email for both apps. AI tools do the volume work: Codex, Cursor and Claude Code write code, draft copy and prepare releases.

That is the whole company. It means fewer features than a funded team would ship, and it means the person who wrote the code is the one who reads your support email.

Every release is read and approved by a person before it reaches the stores.

How a product gets made

  1. Design with AI

    Use AI to design the product, its screens, and its words, exploring far more ideas than one person could alone.

  2. Build with AI

    Engineer features with AI coding copilots, keeping a human firmly in control of every decision.

  3. Ship & learn

    Release to real users on the Play Store and App Store, then iterate on what they actually do.

One test decides whether a feature ships.

Does it remove a chore someone actually repeats, or is it there so the store listing can say AI? If it is the second one, it does not ship. That is why PlanNEat leaves quantities to you: guessing them badly would be worse than not guessing at all.

CortexaLab Pvt Ltd

CortexaLab Pvt Ltd is a private limited company registered in India. It owns and operates both apps: PlanNEat and GetSorted.

Legal name
CortexaLab Pvt Ltd
Registration (CIN)
U70200KA2025PTC206633
Registered office
No. 3/1, Sivagiri, 2nd Floor, 1st Cross, V K Ramanna Block, Nandini Layout Post, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560096
Email
info@cortexalab.com
Phone
+91 83100 26174
Founded
2025

Start with PlanNEat.

Free on Google Play and the App Store. Next week's meals planned in about ten minutes.