Collect recipes. Plan meals. Streamline shopping.
One quiet little app. One household, fed.
"It's the first meal-planning thing in our house that actually stuck. The shopping list alone pays for itself."
FamilyTable connects the only three things that matter at dinner: the recipes you love, the week ahead, and the trip to the shop.
Clip from any website with one tap. Paste a link. Snap a photo of grandma's recipe card. They all land in the same tidy library.
Drag recipes onto a calendar built for real life. Reuse last month's plan. Mark Friday "takeaway" and move on with your day.
Your plan becomes one neat list, sorted by aisle. Duplicates merged, units normalised, and check it off in the shop.
Bookmarks. Screenshots. That printout from 2019. FamilyTable pulls them all into a clean, searchable library you'll actually use.
Drag a recipe onto Tuesday. Copy last week. Mark Friday "takeaway" guilt-free. Plan the whole month or just tonight.
FamilyTable reads your plan, merges duplicates, normalises units, and groups everything by aisle. You bring the trolley.
FamilyTable isn't trying to turn you into a chef. It's trying to give you back the twenty minutes you lose every evening to "I don't know — what do you want?"
No streaks, no badges, no AI mascot. Just the boring stuff that saves you time, done well.
You and your partner, your flatmates, your in-laws — all in the same plan, all in the same list.
Big tap targets, screen-stays-awake cooking mode, and a shopping list that works one-handed in the dairy aisle.
Export your recipes any time. No lock-in. No syncing your dinners to a marketing department.
Free for the first month, no card required. Cancel any time — your recipes are always yours to keep.