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Food Menu for iPhone

What’s for dinner?

The eternal kitchen question — finally with an exact answer. Save the meals you actually cook, plan your week, and get a grocery list that misses nothing.

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$9.99 · pay once · no subscription, no ads, no account

A plate of home-cooked octopus salad

Cook at home?But forgot the eggs …again

  • !The eternal “what should I cook?” — every single evening
  • !Always stopping for “one more thing” on the way home
  • !Unpacking the bags and realizing what’s missing

Lists made from memory don’t work. Lists made from your actual menu do. That’s the whole idea.

A breakfast almost ready — bacon in the pan, toast, juice, and an empty egg carton

One loop. Zero forgotten eggs.

Food Menu isn’t a recipe feed. It’s the shortest path from “what do we eat this week” to a cart with exactly the right things in it.

Add dishes

Save the meals you actually cook — ingredients, amounts, servings.

Plan

Before the grocery run, pick what you’ll eat and for how many people.

Shop

Get one precise list. Check things off as they land in the cart.

Cook

Mark meals as cooked — ingredients update automatically.

Fridge

Tell the app what you already have. Never buy anything twice.

Plan. Shop. Cook. Repeat.
New: built-in recipe bookDon’t start from a blank screen — pick from ready dishes tonight, then make them yours.
Siri-powered suggestionsAdding your own recipe? Likely ingredients are suggested on the spot — on-device, if Siri is enabled.
Shared shopping listsSend the list to whoever’s doing the run. Same list, fewer calls from the store.

Three minutes a week.
That’s the whole workflow.

Scroll — the phone follows along.

1

Your dishes, your portions

Add a meal once — ingredients, amounts, servings. Next time it’s two taps. The recipe book helps if your head is empty tonight.

2

Plan the week in taps

Choose dishes and set servings. Four portions of bolognese, two breakfasts, tacos on Friday — the app does the math across all of it.

3

The list writes itself

Quantities merged across dishes, what’s in the fridge subtracted. You just walk the aisles and check things off.

We didn’t expect this.

We built this app because we wanted to stop asking ourselves “What’s for dinner?”

After a few grocery trips we noticed something unexpected.

Our grocery bill dropped
by almost 30%

We shop faster, waste less food and only buy what we’re actually going to cook.

This wasn’t the plan. But we’re not complaining.

— two months of real receipts, not a marketing number

Alex & Anna — Bon appétit

$9.99That’s it. Really.

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One purchase on the App Store.
Cheaper than the stuff you bought last week and threw away.

Pay once

That’s the price of the app — the whole app. No subscription hiding inside, no “unlock full version” waiting after three taps.

No free trial — on purpose

A tool shows its worth after a real week of cooking, not a two-click tour. If you’re serious about eating at home, it pays for itself on the first grocery run.

No ads. No accounts.

Nothing to sign up for, nothing sold around you. Open the app, plan dinner, close the app.

Data collected: none

Verified on our App Store privacy label. We couldn’t peek at your grocery list even if we wanted to — everything lives on your iPhone.

Bon appétit.

Know what’s for dinner — and exactly what’s on the list.

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$9.99 · yours forever · iPhone, iOS 18+