Everyone votes on the week's dinners, everyone can see whose turn it is to cook, and the shopping list builds itself from the meals you pick. Start from the dinners your household already rotates through — for families, couples and flatmates alike.
One rolling 7-day dinner plan the whole household can see.
Members rank their top dinners, live across devices.
Ingredients from the plan flow into one shared list.
Assign each dinner so responsibilities are clear.
Someone has to think of a meal, check what everyone feels like, work out who's cooking, and remember what to buy — every single day. It's a small decision that quietly eats up the week.
FamilyMeals gives your household one shared place to decide together — and the shopping list builds itself.
Build a library of meals once, then plan each week together in minutes — voting, the plan and the shopping list all stay in sync.
Add the dinners your household actually rotates through, with their ingredients. Do it once — they're ready to reuse every week.
Share an invite code so each member joins on their own phone — or set up one shared household tablet.
Start a vote and let everyone rank the meals they want this week — standings update live across devices.
Drop the winning meals onto the 7-day plan and assign who's cooking each night.
The plan's ingredients become a shared shopping list — and roulette settles the nights no one can decide.
FamilyMeals works best when the whole household takes part. Share one invite code and each member joins on their own phone — or set up a shared tablet that everyone picks their name on. From there anyone can add meal ideas, vote, see the weekly plan and check the shopping list, all kept in sync.
A rolling seven-day dinner schedule everyone can see. Tap a day to assign a meal and show who's cooking — so the whole household knows what's happening tonight.
Pick the meals your household wants this week. Anyone can start a vote; each member ranks their top three, and the standings update live across everyone's devices. Lock it in and the winners drop onto the plan.
Ingredients from the dinners you've selected flow into one shared shopping list — so you shop from a single list instead of starting again each week. Add your own extras, and tick items off as you go.
Most households cook the same 20–30 dinners on rotation. Add yours once — with their ingredients — and reuse them every week. No endless recipe feed to scroll, no blank page to start from.
Over time, FamilyMeals shows which dinners win the votes, how often each meal gets eaten, and who's cooked it before. And for the nights no one can decide, spin the roulette to settle takeaway or any other call.
FamilyMeals isn't a recipe-discovery app. No AI feed, no endless recipes to scroll — on purpose. It's built around the meals your household already knows and eats, so it answers the questions that actually come up each week: what are we eating, who's cooking, what do we need to buy, and what does everyone want?
It starts with the dinners your household already rotates through — not a feed of recipes to browse. Add them once, then just decide what to cook this week.
Pick the meals, assign the cook, and the list builds itself from the ingredients saved against those dinners.
Made for households where more than one person has a say in dinner — everyone votes, not just whoever's cooking.
FamilyMeals uses neutral "household" and "member" language, so it fits however you share a kitchen.
Plan the week's dinners, let kids and teens help choose meals, and make who's-cooking clear.
Agree the week's dinners together, skip the last-minute scramble and keep one shared shopping list.
Vote on shared meals, assign who's cooking and keep grocery planning in one place.
Put the weekly plan somewhere everyone can see and cut the repeat "what's for dinner?" conversations.
Anyone who shares meals — families, couples, flatmates, roommates or any household that shares a kitchen. FamilyMeals uses neutral "household" and "member" language, so it works however your household is made up.
Anyone can start a vote by choosing meals from your library. Each member ranks their top three (3, 2 and 1 points). Standings update live across everyone's devices, and the winning meals get added to the week's plan.
It builds itself from the plan. The ingredients linked to the dinners you've planned flow into one shared shopping list, so you shop from a single list instead of starting again each week. You can add manual items too.
Yes. Plan together across the household's devices — everyone can add meal ideas, vote, see the weekly plan and know who's cooking.
For nights when no one can decide. Create a scenario such as "Takeaway tonight?", add your options, and spin the wheel for a random pick. Spin history is kept.
FamilyMeals is free to start, with an optional one-time upgrade for unlimited voting.
The shopping list builds itself. Plan dinners together across your household — and stop asking "what's for dinner?" every night.
FamilyMeals is a family meal planner app for households that want a simpler way to plan weekly dinners. Use it as a weekly dinner planner, shared meal planner and grocery list builder in one — save your favourite meals, vote on dinner ideas, build a seven-day plan and turn it into a shared shopping list. Whether you're planning family dinners, meals for flatmates or a weekly menu as a couple, FamilyMeals makes dinner planning more collaborative and less repetitive.