Platefull turns "what's for dinner?" into a five-minute Sunday ritual. Drag meals into your week, get a grocery list sorted by aisle, and cook with whatever's already in the fridge.
Whether you cook for one or feed a crowd, Platefull takes the guesswork out of the week.
Pick from thousands of recipes or add your own family favorites. Drop them onto any day and your week fills itself in.
Every ingredient from every meal, combined, de-duplicated and sorted by aisle. Tick things off as you shop.
Tell Platefull what's in your fridge and pantry. It suggests meals that use it up before it goes bad.
Short on time? Let Platefull build a balanced week around your tastes, budget and schedule. Swap anything you like.
Everyone sees the plan and the list. Partners, roommates and kids can vote on meals and claim a cooking night.
"Take the chicken out of the freezer." "Soak the beans tonight." Little nudges so dinner actually happens on time.
No spreadsheets, no sticky notes on the fridge.
How many people, any allergies or dislikes, how much time you've got on weeknights. Takes about a minute.
Drag meals in, let Platefull auto-plan, or mix both. Leftovers and takeout nights are first-class citizens.
Your grocery list is ready instantly. Shop it yourself or send it to your favorite delivery service.
This is a little taste of the real thing. Drag meals from the tray onto a day (or tap a meal, then tap a day). Watch the grocery list build itself.
Every plan includes the weekly planner and grocery list. No credit card to start.
"I used to go to the store three times a week and still have nothing for dinner. Now it's one trip on Sunday and I actually use what I buy. My compost bin is lonely."
"The shared list is the killer feature. My partner picks up what's missing on the way home without a single text. Our grocery bill is down about forty bucks a week."
"I'm not a 'meal prep' person and I never will be. But dragging five dinners onto a calendar? That I can do. Auto-plan handles the nights I can't be bothered."
Download Platefull free and never stare into the fridge at 5pm again.