Pick a week that works for you.
Choose a menu for your diet and set your household size. Ingredients scale to the people you cook for.
A little prep. A lot less dinner panic.
Cook once.
Eat all week.
Five dinners. One shopping list. One guided cooking session. Get your weeknights back, starting with a plan.
For iPhone · Four free starter menus · Optional Premium
A week, decided.5 dinners
More time for
everything else.
Chicken & white bean soupDinner 1
Turkey meatballsDinner 2
Cottage pieDinner 3
Vegetable curryDinner 4
Pasta bakeDinner 5
Plan → Shop → PrepOne step at a time
Illustration — not an app screenshot or a specific menu.
No account to createAdjustable portionsMetric or imperialTimers that survive a restart
Your week, in three steps
One good decision.
Five easier evenings.
The whole week fits together. Not just the recipes, but the shopping and the order you cook them in.
One list. One trip.
Shared ingredients come together in a single list, grouped by aisle or dish. Tick things off as you go.
Follow one cooking timeline.
Know what to chop, what to start and what to do while another dish cooks. Built-in timers keep you on track.
The part that makes it different
Stop juggling
five recipes.
Batch Cooking combines a menu’s recipes into one ordered prep session. Less jumping between pages. A clear next step.
- One timeline for the whole menu
- Ingredients and quantities at each step
- Timers keep running when you close the app
An illustrative prep timeline
01
Get everything readyGather ingredients and equipment.
02
Chop once, use across dishesShared prep comes together.
03
Let one dish cook. Start the next.Follow the steps with built-in timers.
04
Pack, chill and freezeStorage guidance for each dish.
Then, enjoy your evenings
Dinner’s decided.
Just reheat.
See tonight’s dish, how to reheat it and what to freeze for later in the week.
Follow each dish’s storage guidance. Later dinners may need freezing; “all week” does not mean a full week in the fridge.
A plan for your household.
- Omnivore, vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free menus
- Portions for couples, families or cooking for one
- Storage, reheating and allergen information
- Your plans and progress stay on your iPhone
Gluten-free menus are not certified for coeliac disease. Check ingredient labels.
A few things you might wonder
Before you put
the kettle on.
Can I try it for free?
Yes. Four starter menus, one for each diet, include the full planning, shopping and prep loop. Premium unlocks the full menu library through an optional subscription.
How long does a prep session take?
It depends on the menu and your household size. Each menu shows its estimated total and hands-on time before you start. Estimates are a guide, not a guarantee.
Does everything stay in the fridge all week?
No. Follow the storage instructions for each dish and freeze dinners for later in the week. The app helps you see what to eat and what to freeze.
Do I need an account?
No. Plans, shopping progress and timers are stored on your iPhone. There is no household sync or account to manage.
How do I manage a subscription?
Use your iPhone’s Settings → your name → Subscriptions. To restore an existing purchase, open the app’s Settings and choose Restore Purchases. Availability, pricing and trial terms are shown in the app before purchase.
Make room for the rest of your week
A week of dinners.
A little less to think about.
Download on the App Store ↗Four free starter menus. Premium is optional; see current plans and terms in the app.
Here to help
Questions about
your next step?
For app issues, purchase questions or feedback:
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Privacy
Your kitchen.
Your business.
The app stores your plans and progress on your iPhone. No account, ads or tracking SDKs in the app.
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