Plan the week’s meals in a few taps from the dishes your family already eats. Every dish gets a picture, recipes are there when you want them, and the ingredients go straight to the shopping list.
Plan
Tap a day, start typing and pick from the dishes your family actually makes, most-made first. Something new? Press Enter and it’s added. No recipe database to dig through, no forms to fill in.
Favourites
Mark the dishes each person loves, kids included. Their favourites come up first when you plan, and on Mia’s pick night, filter to just what she loves.
Repeat
Copy last week in one tap. It fills only the days you haven’t planned, so nothing you’ve already set changes. Then drag a meal, or just one dish, to another day.
Pictures
Type a dish and a picture appears a moment later, so the week reads at a glance. Rather use your own? Pick a photo from your library, or show the dish with no picture at all.
Recipes
A dish can be just a name: plenty of family dinners never needed a recipe. When one does, write it up once. It opens from the plan, scales to the servings you need, cooks step by step, and sends its ingredients to the shopping list.
Assistant
Ask for next week’s dinners, and the assistant plans them from the dishes you make most. Snap the school lunch menu, and it plans the lunches. Every plan waits for your OK, and it works from Claude and ChatGPT too.
The small things that keep the plan going.
Rename the slots, add your own, or hide the ones you don’t plan. Dinners only is two taps.
Add a side to any meal. Each dish keeps its own picture and recipe.
Move a whole meal or just one dish, by dragging or with Move.
Each dish shows a generated picture, a photo from your library, or no picture: your choice.
Add a recipe’s ingredients, and they join what’s already on the list.
No. A dish can be just a name, like “tacos” or “dinner at Grandma’s”. Add a recipe whenever you want one.
Yes. Hide the slots you don’t use and bring them back any time; meals planned in a hidden slot are kept.
Famlet draws a picture for each dish from its name. You can use your own photo instead, or show no picture.
As you type, it suggests your family’s own dishes, most-made first. Ask the assistant and it plans a whole week from them.
Yes. Snap the menu in the assistant’s chat, and it plans the lunches for you to check.
Yes, for any dish with a recipe. They join what’s already on the list, and each item says which meal it’s for.
Start with tonight’s dinner. The rest of the week takes a few minutes.
