Tell us how you eat
Diets, dislikes, allergies, the kid who won't touch mushrooms. Plus how long you're willing to cook on a Tuesday.
VegetarianNo cilantro≤ 30 minServes 4
Meal planning for real weeknights
Dinner,
decided.
Mise plans your week of meals around what you like, what's already in your fridge, and how much time you actually have, then writes the grocery list for you.
4.9 from 12,000+ home cooks
How it works
Three minutes on Sunday.
Seven good dinners.
You tell Mise how you eat once. Every week after that, it does the thinking, so the only decision left is who's setting the table.
Get a week that fits
Mise builds a balanced plan that reuses ingredients across meals, so half a bunch of herbs never goes to waste. Don't love one? Swap it in a tap.
Shared ingredientsPlanned leftovers
Shop in one go
Your grocery list arrives sorted by aisle, minus what's already in your pantry. Check it off in-store or send it to delivery.
Aisle-sortedPantry-awareDelivery-ready
Try it, no sign-up
Build a week right here.
Pick what matters to you. Watch the plan, the grocery list, and the budget update together. That's the whole idea.
I want meals that are:
Features
Smart where it counts.
Quiet everywhere else.
Cooks from your pantry first
Snap your fridge or scan a receipt. Mise prioritises what's about to expire and builds meals around it, so you buy less and bin less.
Spinach · 2 daysFeta · 4 daysRiceCanned tomatoesHalf a lemonChickpeasEggs ×6Garlic
Families report wasting
31%
less food in their first two months with Mise.
Leftovers, on purpose
Cook once, eat twice. Mise scales Sunday's ragù so Wednesday's lunch is already handled.
Budget mode
Set a weekly number. Mise plans to it and shows the estimated cost before you ever reach the checkout.
Nutrition, minus the math
Gentle daily balance without counting a thing.
Protein78%
Fibre92%
Veg85%
Built for the whole table
Everyone gets a profile, and Mise finds the overlap. Share the list with your partner, let the kids vote on Friday, and stop texting "what do we need?"
SamNo shellfish
PriyaVegetarian Mon–Thu
Leo, 7Hates "green bits"
Ada, 4Everything plain, please
From the kitchen table
People are eating better.
"I used to spend Sunday afternoons with a notepad and three tabs of recipes. Now it's a cup of coffee and two taps. My grocery bill dropped by about forty bucks a week."
"The leftovers planning is genius. Cook once, lunch is sorted for two days."
"First app that actually respects 'my partner is vegetarian and I am not.'"
Pricing
Less than one takeout order.
Start free. Upgrade when Mise has earned a spot on your fridge.
Free
For trying out a calmer weeknight.
$0 /forever
No card required
- 3 planned dinners each week
- Aisle-sorted grocery list
- 2,000+ tested recipes
- Dietary & allergy filters
Mise Plus
For households who want the whole week handled.
$4 /month
Billed $48 yearly
- Full 7-day plans, breakfast to dinner
- Pantry tracking & expiry nudges
- Budget mode with cost estimates
- Up to 6 household profiles
- One-tap grocery delivery
Questions
Good questions.
Still wondering? Email [email protected]. A real person replies, usually before dinner.
Do I have to cook every night?
Not at all. Choose how many nights you want planned. Mise fills the gaps with leftovers, "fridge-clear" nights, or simply leaves them open for takeout.
Can it handle allergies and mixed diets?
Yes. Each person gets a profile. Allergies are hard rules and are never broken; preferences are soft and Mise finds dishes that work for everyone, or suggests easy split versions.
Where do the recipes come from?
Our test kitchen develops and cooks every recipe at least three times. You can also import your own from any website or a photo of grandma's recipe card.
Which grocery services do you support?
Send your list to most major delivery services in the US, UK, Canada, and Australia, or just use the in-app checklist at the store.
Can I cancel anytime?
Of course. Cancel in two taps from settings. Your saved recipes and plans stay with you on the Free plan.
Tonight's dinner is already sorted.
Join 120,000 households who've stopped asking "what's for dinner?" Your first week takes about three minutes.