All you can plan. All you can eat.
The meal planning app for people who don't have time to meal plan. Half an hour on Sunday, and dinner is decided until next week.
Start for free. No credit card required.
Decide once, eat all week
No more 6pm in front of an open fridge. Half an hour, once, and every dinner this week is answered - along with exactly what to buy for it.
Recipes in, in seconds
Paste a link, drop in a page of text, and the assistant turns it into a real recipe: ingredients matched, steps split, nutrition already worked out. The boring part is the part you skip.
Buy exactly what you need
The list comes from the plan, so nothing lands in the trolley “just in case” and nothing gets thrown out on Friday. The cheapest ingredient is the one you never bought.
Hey, can you make me a meal plan for this week? I have chicken, some rice...
Still doing this?
A chatbot gives you seven meal names. It won't write your shopping list, won't remember you hate mushrooms, and won't be there on Thursday when the plan changes.
We like the idea. We just improved it.
It's 2026. Your recipes should act like it.
Timers that scale when you cook for six. Ingredients you can mark optional. Every ingredient tied to real food data, so a recipe isn't a photo of a card - it's something the app can actually work with, and something you can cook straight from.
Weeknight beef ragù
2- Beef mince250 g
- Onion1.0
- Chopped tomatoes400 g
- Parmesanoptional30 g
Simmer 20 min — scales with the servings
Worked out from the ingredients
Nothing typed in. Take the parmesan out and the ring redraws.
Timers that scale
Cook for six and the timings come with you, instead of staying set for four.
Ingredients you can skip
Mark what's optional once, and the list stops asking you to buy it.
Tied to real food data
Every ingredient resolves to an actual food, so the nutrition is worked out, not typed in.
Recipes you cook from
A recipe here is interactive: cooking mode walks you through it step by step, timers running, with the ingredients for the step you are on in front of you.
Suggested for Thursday
Green curry, fast
25 min
You cook this most Thursdays
Lemon roast chicken
1 hr 10
Charred broccoli bowl
20 min
What it has picked up so far
Suggestions that sound like you
The more you cook, the better it guesses. Meals that fit your taste, your week, and what's already on the plan - not a generic seven-day template someone else wrote.
Plan for the whole table
Share the week with everyone you cook for. They see it, they add to it, and each person's portion is their own - so the list adds up for the actual house, not just for you.
Thursday · Lasagna
Shared with 3 people
- You40%
- Mia30%
- Sam20%
- Alex10%
Mia takes a bigger share - nobody else's changes, and the shopping list follows.
19:24
Thursday 12 March
You don't set the timer. It's already set.
The recipe knows the beef needs twenty minutes, so the timer starts itself and tells you when it's out. The plan knows Thursday needs shopping before it, so the reminder arrives while there's still time to go. Nothing to set, nothing to remember, no note on the fridge.
Pay for the AI you actually use
You get credits each month, and only pay for what you spend. Top up if you need more.
AI balance
$4.00
A month you never ask it anything is a month it never charges you for.
Dinner is already decided.
Start with one recipe. The week takes care of itself from there.
Plan your first week