For real households, not meal-prep influencers

Never ask "what's for dinner?" again

Dinnory plans your week from real favorite meals - realistic about time, preferences, and how often you shop. No recipe chaos, no daily guesswork.

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This week

A week plan, not a headache
Automatic shopping list
Shared household list
Suggestion: today's pantry stock is enough

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to your first planned week

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7 days

week plan, one glance

Sound familiar?

  • 6:15pm, nobody knows what's for dinner
  • The same two meals, three times this week
  • Half the shopping list only comes to mind in the store
  • Leftovers end up in the bin, not on a plate

With Dinnory

  • The week is planned by Sunday evening
  • Suggestions remember what actually gets eaten
  • The shopping list is done before you leave
  • A leftover radar nudges you before it's too late

Features

How Dinnory works

A week plan, not a headache

Seven days, one glance: which meals, who's eating, what's a leftover or wildcard day.

Automatic shopping list

The week's planned meals turn into a shopping list by themselves - sorted by category.

Shared household list

Share the shopping list via link - others in the household can check things off, no account needed.

Gets better over time

A quick bit of feedback after dinner makes next week's suggestions fit even better.

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How Dinnory works

01

Set up your household: people, diets, dislikes, shopping rhythm.

02

Collect favorite meals - with effort, cooking time, and what they suit.

03

Plan the week: Dinnory suggests fitting meals, you decide.

04

Generate the shopping list automatically and share it with your household if needed.

Who Dinnory is for

Every household plans differently. Dinnory adapts.

Families with kids

Allergies flagged as safety-critical, daily attendance, portions calculated automatically.

Busy professionals

Effort filters, meal-prep links, and a week that fills itself in one click.

Couples & singles

Portion-size filters and leftover logic that actually makes sense for 1-2 people.

Shared flats

A shared shopping list, attendance tracking, and a fair cooking rotation if you want one.

Quick, honest answers

Where does the name come from?

"Dinnory" blends Dinner, Memory and Directory: a memory for your dinners and a directory of your favorite meals - easy to say internationally and easy to remember.

Set up today, planned today

Skip the next "what are we actually cooking" discussion entirely.

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