Why Dinner Plans
Most dinner apps start with a recipe and send you shopping. Dinner Plans starts with the food you already bought, because the hard part of a weeknight isn't finding recipes. It's deciding, at 5pm, what to make from what's there, for the people who are actually home.
What problem does Dinner Plans solve?
The daily "what's for dinner?" decision. The fridge is full of half-used things, everyone is hungry, and the easy answer is takeout. Dinner Plans answers the question in about two minutes with a dinner you can make from what you have.
Why not just use a meal planner?
Meal plans need time on Sunday and break the first night plans change. Dinner Plans works without a plan: it starts from tonight and your kitchen. If you like planning, it does that too.
How does it cut food waste?
Families of four lose an estimated $1,500 a year to uneaten food (USDA). Dinner Plans favors ingredients that are about to turn, so the spinach gets used before it goes bad.
How does it handle picky eaters and different diets?
Each person in your household gets a profile with their preferences and foods to avoid. You choose who is eating tonight, and suggestions fit all of them. Diet settings are preferences that shape suggestions, not allergen checks; always read ingredient labels yourself.
Who is it for?
Households that cook at home most weeknights and want less deciding and less waste. If you want a large recipe library to browse, or a tool that guarantees allergen safety, Dinner Plans is not that.
What does it cost?
$99/year for your whole household, for the first 100 paying households. After the first 100 households, the annual plan is $149/year. Save $80.88 a year versus paying monthly ($14.99 × 12 = $179.88).
Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial. You subscribe through the App Store or Google Play, and you're charged when the trial ends unless you cancel at least 24 hours before. Cancel anytime in your phone's subscription settings.
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