Scan what’s already in your pantry, and it figures out dinner — an actual recipe, from what you have. On Plus, it plans the whole week in one pass, on one list. The deciding disappears.
Free to start. Sign in with Google and make tonight’s dinner.
You don’t build a meal plan from a blank week. You tell it what you’ve got, and it hands you the answer.
Get it in
Scan a barcode to stock your pantry — beep, it’s in. Snap a handwritten card or a screenshot to keep any recipe forever.
Make the call
It reads what you have and designs dinner from it. On Plus, you pick a theme instead and it sets the whole week. Your choice, never a forced 7-day grid.
Shop it
Everything you need, merged and grouped by aisle, on one list. Share it with whoever’s heading to the store and check it off together.
It keeps up
Mark a dinner cooked and it works out what you used — no counting, just adjust or skip anything that’s off. What’s running low waits quietly in the pantry, where you’re already looking. A gentle check — you say whether you’ve got it after all, need to buy it, or want it off the shelf.
A full kitchen and no answer is the most ordinary kind of tired. This is the part that handles it.
A dinner a day costs nothing, and there’s no trial clock. Plus plans the week in one pass. Premium adds the dessert and the party.
Tonight’s dinner, decided.
A week of dinners in one pass. $49.90 a year is two months free.
The week, and the dessert, and the party. $99.90 a year is two months free.
No ads, ever. Cancel any time. Your kitchen, your recipes — kept.
Asking for a different recipe counts as a design. Use a week’s allowance up and you are not locked out:
you keep planning at the free daily rate until the week turns over.
A recipe book is a one-time $2.99 on the free plan, and included on Plus and Premium.
Switching between Plus and Premium is a button in the app: moving up starts right away, moving down waits until the period you have already paid for ends.
Scan your pantry, and the figuring-out stops being yours. That’s the whole thing.
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