CookedIn

A weekly meal plan and shopping list, made for your household

It plans so that ingredients go into more than one meal, and leaves what you already have at home off the list.

No account needed to try it.

The Plan screen for Monday: French toast for breakfast, pea soup and chicken paprikash with nokedli for lunch, tomato pasta with basil for dinner, each with its cooking time.

How it works

  1. Five questions

    How many of you there are, what you don’t eat, which meals to plan, how much time you have to cook, and what you like.

  2. Your plan is ready

    Up to five days, split into meals.

  3. List and pantry

    The shopping list builds itself. What you tick off goes into the pantry, and your next plan takes it into account.

Weekly plan

Your whole plan on one grid: days in rows, meals in columns. Swap two dishes with one drag, and whatever you lock stays put.

The Weekly plan grid: five days of breakfast, lunch and dinner; Friday’s lunch is locked.

Food fight

Don’t like a dish? First choose: only from what’s at home, or anything. Then swipe right on what you’d eat, left on what you wouldn’t; after three yeses you pick one.

Food fight for Monday dinner: the mushroom paprikash with nokedli card on top of the deck, with its cooking time.

Shopping list

Everything the plan needs, added up and grouped by category, in your order. If the shop is out of something, mark it, and the dish that needed it gets swapped.

The Shopping list: the Produce category with amounts, two items ticked off.

Recipes and cooking

Every recipe is scaled to your household’s servings. When you cook, it takes you step by step, with timers, and keeps your screen on.

The recipe for chicken paprikash: 1 hr 10 min with 20 min hands-on, allergens, ingredients for 4 servings, and a Start cooking button.

Pantry

What’s at home lives here. At the top you see what to use soon.

The Pantry: a Use soon section with chicken breast for tomorrow, then sour cream, parsley and zucchini within a few days.

Also

Recipes saved on TikTok

This feature is waiting for TikTok’s approval. Once approved, you can connect your TikTok account in My Recipes and choose which of your saved videos to turn into recipes. It will be available in the EU, the EEA and the UK.

From TikTok’s archive we keep only the list of your saved videos; it is deleted when you disconnect. Details: Privacy Policy, section 10.

Questions

Is it free? How do I sign up?

It’s free right now, and there is nothing to pay for. We’re in a closed beta: a new account needs a beta code, which our testers get — if a tester invites you to their household, you don’t need one.

Do I need to install it?

No. It runs in your browser, on your phone and on your computer. It isn’t in the app stores.

What recipes are there?

Home cooking from our own checked collection, plus your own recipes and the ones you bring in from a video or a recipe website. The recipes are in Hungarian; the app itself is in Hungarian and English.

What happens to my data?

We don’t sell it, and there are no ads. We use no tracking or marketing cookies, so there’s no cookie banner either. Details: Privacy Policy.

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