Family meal planning
Plan the week.
Eat what you planned.
A weekly slot grid you actually fill in. A recipe box you actually use. Logging the family does in seconds. Stats that tell you which dishes work and which dishes you keep planning but never make.
01 / Recipe box
Closed set, not infinite scroll
Build a small set of dishes your family actually eats. Plans always pick from this box — humans and agents both. No infinite recipe surfing.
02 / The week
Slots first, meals second
The week starts as empty slots. Filling them is the work. Variations and separate plates per person live on the same row, because that's how families actually eat.
03 / Learning
Plan vs. actual, weekly
Log what you ate. Compare it to what you planned. See variety, plants, allergen exposures, ultra-processed share — and let next week's plan be a little smarter than this one.
Claude and ChatGPT
Or don't open the app at all
Connect mealgrep to Claude and you can fill in next week, log the takeout you ordered instead, and ask how many plants everyone managed — all by typing it in a chat. ChatGPT connects the same way. Setting it up takes a minute on a computer, and after that your phone works too.
See how it works →