Single-lane acquisition page

Lower the impact of meat-heavy meals without binary labels.

Vegan Switch uses a practical gradient: keep the week recognizable, show the assumptions, then export a plan you can actually test before you make a bigger change.

Build the 7-day plan

Practical gradient

Reduce meat-heavy meals step by step instead of pretending every week has to flip in one move.

Visible assumptions

Budget and protein anchors stay visible so the plan is open to challenge, not hidden behind black-box scores.

Exportable output

Turn the current inputs into a printable weekly plan and shopping list with the current assumptions attached.

Why the gradient works

Reduce meat without turning the week into a label test.

The ladder stays practical: move from heavier defaults toward blended meals, legumes, and tofu in the places where taste, prep time, and budget still feel manageable.

Start with familiar formats

Use tacos, pasta, curries, bowls, and tray bakes you already know instead of forcing a total recipe reset.

See tradeoffs clearly

The plan shows budget, protein, and impact assumptions together so you can decide which compromises still feel workable.

Keep it incremental

Half-meat mixes, legume anchors, and tofu swaps still count. The lane is built for progress, not purity theatre.

Example output

A sample week before personalization.

This is the shape of the output: a realistic week plan, a visible gradient, and shopping anchors that stay readable when you export.

Mon

Legume bolognese

Keep the comfort-food format, but swap the protein anchor.

Tue

Chicken + bean tray bake

Blend the transition instead of forcing a harder jump.

Wed

Chickpea curry

Use the cheapest pantry anchor as a low-friction test meal.

Thu

Tofu stir-fry

Keep prep light and let sauce do most of the heavy lifting.

Fri

Half-meat taco mix

Cut beef volume before you try a bigger taste shift.

Weekend

Pasta bake + reset bowls

Use familiar meal shapes and freezer-friendly backups.

How it works

Three steps from baseline to export.

1. Input the current week

Enter how meat-heavy the baseline is, then set a realistic reduction target, budget window, and protein anchor.

2. Review the gradient

Compare heavier defaults against blended meals, legumes, and tofu while the store assumptions stay visible.

3. Export the plan

Print the week plan, shopping list, and swap ladder so the next experiment survives outside the browser.

FAQ

What people usually need clarified first.

Is this vegan-only?

No. The lane is built for gradual reduction, not all-or-nothing labels.

How are estimates calculated?

The planner starts from visible store profiles and editable overrides so the assumptions stay open.

Does this track me?

Ecotools uses first-party, cookie-free measurement for page views, CTA clicks, and exports. Pilot events do not store email.

Can I keep meat and still improve?

Yes. The lane is built around practical reduction, including blended meals and partial substitutions.

Can I export a plan?

Yes. The live planner exports a clean weekly plan and shopping list with the visible assumptions attached.

Live planner

Build the current version of the plan.

The interactive planner below preserves the current measurement and dispatch tracking path while keeping the canonical page content readable before JavaScript runs.

10-second Quick Start

Preview the default plan first, then customize only if you need to.

Start with a default 2-person week, normal prep time, normal protein focus, and a normal budget focus. Open Customize only if you need to tune the plan before exporting.

This uses the same canonical page, measurement path, and dispatch attribution already live on Vegan Switch.