Dinner, sorted.
A handful of dinners made for your household, one shopping list for all of them, and help at the stove when it's time to cook.
For 2 adults and 1 child ยท No peanuts
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Chicken caesar salad
20 min
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Prawn pad thai
25 min
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Margherita pizza
30 min
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Shakshuka with feta
25 min
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Meatballs with mash
40 min
A menu in seconds.
Choose how many dinners you want. They're made for your household, your diet and allergies, and the time you have. Recipes use ingredients sold in the country you shop in. Swap the ones you don't fancy.
Keep a menu in This week and plan another for Next week. Browse your saved menus whenever you want to cook one again. There is no calendar to fill in.
One shopping list.
Everything for each menu on one list, with the amounts added up and sorted by aisle. Switch between This week and Next week, or open your other lists. Add your own things, and tick them off together in the shop.
Cooking without thinking.
One step at a time, with the amounts scaled to your table and timers that start with a tap. Stuck on a step? Ask, and get an answer about the dish in front of you.
Ask your assistant what's for dinner.
Dinner Planner works from Claude, ChatGPT and other assistants. Ask what's for dinner, have oat milk added to the list, or get next week planned. Your assistant works inside your kitchen's rules, allergies included, and whatever it does shows up in the app.
Free to connect. Reading your menu and recipes and keeping the shopping list work on the free plan.
You: What's for dinner tonight?
You: Add oat milk and coffee to the shopping list.
Assistant: Done. Both are on your list, which has 28 things now.
You: Plan three dinners for next week. Quick ones.
One kitchen for the whole household.
Send a link to your partner or your teenagers. They join with one tap and see the same menus, recipes and shopping list. Sharing is free, and one subscription covers everyone.
- Ticked off: Basmati rice
- Ticked off: Chicken thighs
- Coriander
- Oat milk
What's for dinner?
Free to start. Pro is $49.99 a year or $8.99 a month, for the whole household. See what's free and what Pro adds