What's For Dinner plans your household's dinners for the week, writes the shopping list and helps you cook it.

How it works

How it works

Four things it takes care of

AutoPlan

One tap plans the week.

AutoPlan fills the empty nights with dinners that suit everyone eating. Anything you’ve already planned stays put.

Most dinners take 30 minutes or less, in two pans or fewer.

The planner for the week of 12 October: miso ginger salmon bowl on Monday, dinner at Nana’s on Tuesday, then pasta, pizza and a beef taco bowl, each with a price per serve

My Chef

Ask for what you feel like.

Type it the way you’d say it, like “something quick with chicken, the kids need to eat too”.

Three options, every time you ask.

My Chef showing three options for a quick chicken dinner, starting with an 18 minute cumin chicken flatbread

The recipe

Written for whoever’s cooking.

Choose who’s cooking and the method is written for them. Every ingredient shows roughly what it costs.

Tick off what you already have.

Cumin chicken flatbread: 18 minutes, serves 2, $2.21 a serve, a prompt to choose who’s cooking, and each ingredient with its price

Cook mode

Cook it one step at a time.

Tell it what time you’re eating. Each step shows when to start, so dinner’s ready when you said.

Timers come straight from the recipe.

Cook mode for cumin chicken flatbread with dinner at 6:30pm: step 2 of 6, start by 6:11pm, and a start 3 minute timer button

Start to finish

A whole week, from plan to cart

Plan the week, get a shopping list priced at your two nearest supermarkets, then Cart Filler for Chrome puts it all in your online cart.

Recorded in the web app, edited for length. Cart Filler works with Woolworths, New World and PAK’nSAVE, and never places the order.

The mental load of dinner

What you stop carrying

The 5pm “what’s for dinner?”

Tonight’s dinner is on the home screen before anyone asks. Tap Cook.

Home screen: good morning, Sam. Tonight’s dinner is cumin chicken flatbread, with Cook and Other ideas buttons

Holding every allergy in your head

Add it once. Every dinner is planned around it, for everyone at the table.

What everyone actually likes: Mia’s profile flagged with an allergy to peanuts

Remembering who won’t eat what

Everyone’s tastes are kept in the app, so you don’t have to remember them.

The Taylor household: Sam, Alex and Mia. What your table likes: big on Italian and curries, mild for Mia, and nobody wants coriander

Adding it up at the checkout

The list shows what the shop costs, and which supermarket is cheapest, before you go.

Shopping list: 5 meals, 28 to buy, about $123, cheapest at Woolworths Browns Bay

Always being the one who decides

Everyone in the house can plan, and you can see who’s doing the feeding work.

Who’s doing the feeding work: Sam did 75% of the planning in the last 7 days, above a grid of who cooks which nights

Price

$10 a month

  • Two weeks free to start. No card needed.
  • Everyone you live with can join.
  • Cancel any time, from your account.