Updated October 8, 2026
Planning meals on a student budget
A realistic week on a student budget relies on a few well-reused ingredients, one or two cooking sessions and leftovers for lunches. The Student plan is not offered during the beta; it will follow after the beta.
A workable week, even with little time
- Pick two or three staples. A grain, a legume and a protein can become several meals.
- Cook once or twice. One session on Sunday and one mid-week often cover most dinners.
- Plan leftovers for lunches. One extra serving at dinner becomes the next day’s lunch.
- Keep a simple pantry. Rice, pasta, canned legumes, eggs and frozen vegetables help on evenings without a plan.
- Write the list before you go. A list linked to the week’s meals limits unplanned purchases.
What Zorivio already does
- Cooking sessions and planned leftovers.
- Recipes with ingredients, steps, timings and quantities adjusted to your servings.
- A weekly budget, a light inventory and a consolidated grocery list.
- An interface in English and French, on phone, tablet and computer.
The Student plan
The Student plan is not offered during the beta. During the beta, the plans offered are Premium, for up to 2 household members, and Premium+ (Family), for 2 adults and up to 6 children. Student plan details will be published when it arrives. See beta pricing.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Student plan available now?
No. The Student plan is not offered during the beta; it will follow after the beta. During the beta, the plans offered are Premium and Premium+ (Family).
How much does Zorivio cost during the beta?
For households invited to the beta, Zorivio starts with a 30-day introduction for USD 2.00, + applicable sales tax, charged when you sign up. On day 31 your subscription renews, unless you cancel before then. Monthly and yearly prices are on the pricing page.