Dinner, decided.
Mise plans your week of meals in seconds, writes the grocery list, and keeps the whole household fed — dietary quirks and all.
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Everything between "I'm hungry" and dinner.
One app for the whole pipeline: deciding, shopping, cooking — and not wasting a single carrot along the way.
Plans that plan themselves
Tell Mise your tastes once. Every Sunday, a fresh week appears — balanced, seasonal, and nothing you're sick of yet.
A grocery list that writes itself
Every ingredient, merged across meals and sorted by aisle. Check off what you already own — never double-buy cumin again.
Nutrition without the homework
Calories and macros per meal and per day, automatically balanced across your week. No logging, no guilt math.
Every diet, actually respected
Vegan, keto, gluten-free, low-FODMAP, allergies — filters that truly exclude, not just politely suggest.
Leftover magic
Half a cabbage and despair in the fridge? Mise turns stragglers into tonight's dinner instead of next week's trash.
Built for households
Sync plans and lists with your people. One person cooks, everyone else stops asking "what's for dinner?"
From zero to weekly plan in two minutes.
No spreadsheets. No recipe-tab chaos. Just three steps between you and a calm, delicious week.
Set your table
Tell Mise your tastes, diets, goals, and how many mouths you're feeding. It takes two minutes — once.
Get your week
Every Sunday, a full plan lands in your pocket. Not feeling Tuesday's curry? Swap it in one tap.
Shop & cook
One merged grocery list, step-by-step recipes, and dinner on the table before the "what should we eat?" debate starts.
Take the planner for a spin.
Pick a vibe, get a week. This is a tiny taste of Mise — the real app learns what you love.
Not feeling one? In the app, every meal has a one-tap swap — try the ↻ button above.
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Cooks who stopped stressing.
"I used to stare into the fridge at 6pm like it owed me money. Now dinner just… happens. My kids think I became a better cook. I just opened the app."
"The grocery list alone is worth it. Everything merged, sorted by aisle, nothing forgotten. We cut our food waste in half within a month."
"As someone with celiac, these are the first diet filters I've actually trusted. Gluten never sneaks into my plan — or my cart."
Cheaper than one takeout order.
Start free. Upgrade when "leftovers" stops being your whole personality.
Free
Dip a toe in the sauce.
Free forever
- 3-day meal plans
- 1 auto grocery list / week
- 200+ starter recipes
- 1 profile
Pro
The full week, handled.
Billed monthly
- Full 7-day plans, one-tap swaps
- Unlimited smart grocery lists
- Nutrition & macro tracking
- All diet & allergy filters
- Leftover magic mode
- 2,000+ recipes
Family
Feed the whole crew.
Billed monthly
- Everything in Pro
- Up to 5 profiles
- Shared lists with live sync
- "Who's cooking" schedule
- Kid-friendly filters
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Questions? Plated.
Tell it your tastes, goals, and who's eating — once. Each week it drafts a full plan you can swap, lock, or regenerate in one tap. It learns from every change, so plans get eerily good fast.
Vegetarian, vegan, keto, paleo, gluten-free, dairy-free, low-FODMAP, nut allergies, and more. Filters are strict: excluded ingredients never make it into your plan or your list.
Yes. Every ingredient from your week is merged, deduplicated, and sorted by aisle. Check off pantry staples you already own so you never double-buy cumin again.
On the Family plan, up to five people share the week, the list, and the "who's cooking" schedule. Live sync means no more buying milk twice in one day.
Tap swap. That's it. Mise notes what you rejected and why, so suggestions match your taste better every week.
Yes — free forever: 3-day plans and one grocery list per week. Pro unlocks full weeks, nutrition tracking, and leftover magic when you're ready.
Stop winging dinner.
Start Mise.
Free to start. Two minutes to your first week. Zero more "what's for dinner?" standoffs.