Grocery listsMeal planningRecipe books
Decide once.
Shop from it.
A grocery list, sorted by shop. Plan the week on the same page and it writes itself — every ingredient merged, counted and filed under the shop you buy it at.
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How it goes
- 01
Start the list
Milk, eggs, whatever ran out. Typed in as you think of it, that is already a list.
- 02
Plan meals, if it helps
Write a recipe down — or paste one in — put it on a day, and its ingredients join the list. Twenty-one slots; use as few as you like.
- 03
Shop the list
Grouped by shop, checked off one-handed, shared with whoever is going.
What is in it
A week you can actually see
Breakfast, lunch and dinner for all seven days on one grid. Pick a saved recipe, or just type "Leftovers" or "Takeout".
Recipe books worth keeping
Write your recipes down properly — ingredients, method, a photo. Collect them into books, and send a book to whoever you cook with.
The list writes itself
Put a recipe on the list and its ingredients arrive merged, counted and grouped by the shop you buy them at. Or skip the recipes and just type what you need.
Nothing quietly forgotten
The plan tells you which meals are covered by the list and which are not, so a Thursday dinner never gets to Thursday unbought.
Room for the other jobs
Defrost the chicken. Pick up the cake. The things that are not a recipe and not a shopping item still belong to the week.
What you actually cook
Past weeks, the meals you come back to, the shops you spend at. Useful the third month, not the first.
This week
This week is not going to plan itself.
Sign in with your email and start this week's list in a minute — plan the meals too, if you like.