The 10-minute weekly meal plan (that actually sticks)
A simple routine for Sunday evenings that turns the week from chaos into a plan you'll follow.
Dinner,
sorted.
Plan your week of meals in ten minutes. Shop once. Stop thinking about what to eat every evening.
One email at launch. No spam, ever.
This Week
7 April – 13 April
Monday Today
Spag bol
Tuesday
Chicken fajitas
Wednesday
Lentil curry
Thursday
Homemade pizza
Friday
Fish & chips
Saturday
Roast chicken
The 5pm question
"What are we having tonight?"
Asked again. Answered badly.
Most weeknights end the same way: a tired scroll through the fridge, a reluctant takeaway, and a vague promise to plan better next week. MealPlan is the plan.
How it works
Three steps. Ten minutes. Done for the week.
1
Pick your meals
Tap seven meals from your saved list — or let MealPlan fill the week from your history.
2
Check the list
Your shopping list builds itself, sorted by aisle. Tweak quantities if you like.
3
Shop once, eat well
One trip. Seven dinners. No more deciding at 5pm on a Wednesday.
The week view
Your seven meals, in one place.
A simple card per day. Tap to swap, drag to reorder, done. Today's meal sits at the top in sage green so you always know what's next.
- Seven days, one screen
- Swipe to next week
- Works offline
This Week
7 April – 13 April
Monday Today
Spag bol
Tuesday
Chicken fajitas
Wednesday
Lentil curry
Thursday
Homemade pizza
The shopping list
One list, sorted by aisle.
Every ingredient from every meal, combined and grouped by supermarket aisle. Tick as you shop, skip items you already have.
- Auto-sorted by category
- Quantities combined
- Printable for paper fans
Shopping
24 items · 8 done
Produce
Onions
3
Carrots
500g
Bell peppers
2
Garlic
1 bulb
Dairy
Milk
2L
Cheddar
200g
Meat
Chicken breast
500g
Your meal library
The meals you actually cook.
Not 10,000 recipes you'll never make. Just the dinners your household rotates through, ready to drop into any week.
- Save as you go
- Tag by type: quick, batch, kid-safe
- See what you cooked last month
Meals
42 saved
All Quick Batch
Spag bol
Chicken fajitas
Lentil curry
Homemade pizza
Built for busy weeks
Small things that add up.
Works offline, syncs everywhere
Open the app on the bus, the tube, or a weak kitchen signal. Changes sync the moment you're back online.
Fast.
No loading spinners.
PWA.
Add to home screen.
Shared with partner
One household, two phones, same plan.
No setup
Email, done. Start planning.
No AI nagging
You pick your meals. It's your kitchen.
Toby Andrews
Maker of MealPlan · Newcastle, UK
Hi. I built MealPlan because my wife and I were having the same tired conversation every Wednesday evening: "what are we eating tonight?"
It started as a note stuck to the fridge. Then a spreadsheet. Then this. One place, one week, no more 5pm panic — just dinner, sorted.
We're opening it up slowly. Join the waitlist and I'll send one email the moment we're ready.
— Toby
From the kitchen table
Planning tips, honest notes.
Questions
Short answers.
When is it launching?
Soon. We're opening it up slowly to small groups. Join the waitlist and you'll get one email when it's your turn.
Is it free?
Free during beta. Pricing for the full release is still being decided — it'll be modest and honest.
Do I need to download an app?
No. It works in your browser and you can add it to your phone's home screen for a one-tap shortcut. No app store, no downloads.
Does it suggest recipes?
No. MealPlan works with the meals you already cook. You add them once, then drop them into any week. It's a planner, not a recipe app.
Can I share it with my partner?
Yes. One household can share the same plan across devices. Both of you see the same week, the same list, the same meals.
Dinner, sorted.
One email at launch. That's the whole deal.