A family meal planner that answers “what’s for dinner?”
Plan the week’s lunches and dinners, keep the recipes your family loves in one place, and fill the grocery list in one tap.
The whole week at a glance
Lunch and dinner for every day of the week, laid out where everyone can see it. Taco night moved because practice ran late? Drag it to Thursday, or swap two meals in one move.
A recipe book that belongs to the family
Keep Grandma’s lasagna, the Sunday pancakes and the soup everyone actually eats in one family recipe book. Found a recipe online? Import it from the web page when the page includes standard recipe data.
From plan to shopping list in one tap
Once the plan is set, add a recipe’s ingredients to the shared shopping list in one tap. Anything already on the list is skipped, so you don’t end up with three bags of onions. The list then sorts itself by store aisle.
Everyone’s tastes, noted once
Note simple preferences for each person: vegetarian, vegan, pescatarian, not spicy, or “doesn’t like mushrooms.” When a recipe contains something someone dislikes, you get a heads-up.
These are everyday tastes only. FamyLife doesn’t store allergies or medical information.
Questions
Can I import recipes from websites?
Yes, when the web page includes standard recipe data. You can also add recipes to your family recipe book yourself.
Will it add ingredients that are already on the list?
No. When you add a recipe’s ingredients, anything already on the shopping list is skipped.
Does it handle allergies?
No. FamyLife only keeps simple food preferences, like vegetarian or not spicy, and doesn’t store allergies or any medical information.