Meals Weekly plans your week, takes what you cooked back out of your pantry, and puts only what you are actually short of on the shopping list. Built in Australia, for the way an Australian household really runs.
They hand you a shopping list for the recipes you picked. They have no idea you already have half a kilo of mince in the freezer and most of a jar of paste in the fridge door.
So you buy it again. Then it goes off. Every week.
Cook a meal and the ingredients come out of your pantry in real quantities, with the units handled properly. What is left is what you have actually got.
Photograph the receipt after the big shop and it goes back into the pantry with what you paid. Tuned on real Australian supermarket dockets, not American ones. No typing.
Today, tomorrow's prep, and a defrost reminder at breakfast when tonight's dinner has meat in it. On Sunday it offers to set up the week.
It will not cook for you and it is not a diet app. There is no meal kit to buy and nothing gets delivered.
It is the boring part of the week, done properly.
Grams and kilos. Australian dockets, Australian names for things, Australian supermarkets. Every large competitor is American and reads like it.
I have spent thirty years in manufacturing getting the boring things right, and I got tired of buying mince I already had. So I built this for my own kitchen first.