Plan My Week
Tell Mittsy your budget, your diet, who’s eating and what’s already in the pantry. One tap later you have seven real dinners — each with minutes, servings and an estimated cost — that fit the week you actually have.
Mittsy plans a week of dinners around your budget, your store and what’s already in the fridge — then writes the grocery list with a price on every line. Free on iOS and Android.
Why Mittsy
A week of dinners is only useful if you can afford it, buy it in one trip and actually cook it on a Tuesday. Mittsy plans with your budget and your store in the room, so the list is priced before you leave the house and the 6 pm question is already answered.
Tell Mittsy your budget, your diet, who’s eating and what’s already in the pantry. One tap later you have seven real dinners — each with minutes, servings and an estimated cost — that fit the week you actually have.
The list writes itself from the plan, sorted by aisle, with an estimated price on every line and a budget bar that turns green when you’re under. Tick things off in shopping mode, one-handed, cart in the other.
Pick the supermarket you actually shop at — Kroger, Walmart, Aldi, Costco, Tesco and more. Pack sizes, prices and swaps follow the store, so “1 × 8.8 oz punnet” is what’s on the shelf, not a guess.
Point your camera at the fridge. Mittsy names what it sees — kale, lemons, half a pack of carrots — you fix anything it missed, and it hands you recipes that use them up before they turn.
Save favourites, filter by air fryer, batch or speedy, scale servings and watch the price scale with them. Nutrition per serving on every recipe, and a step-by-step cook mode that keeps the screen awake.
Tick what’s already at home and the list only counts what you need to buy. Batch nights are planned so tonight’s dinner becomes tomorrow’s leftovers on purpose, not by accident.
A look inside
Four tabs, no clutter. The plan for the week, the list for the store, the chef for whatever is in the fridge, and the cookbook you build as you go.
How it works
Household size, budget, diet and allergies, the appliances you own, and the store you shop at. Two minutes, once.
Seven weeknight-real dinners appear with a cost on each. Swap any night, lock the ones you love, rebuild the rest.
Take the aisle-sorted list to the store, tick things off, then follow the step-by-step cook mode at home.
Money, in plain sight
Every recipe carries a price for the servings you chose. Every list line carries a price for the pack you’ll actually buy. The budget bar adds it up as you tick, subtracts what’s already in the pantry, and turns green when you’re under — so the number at the till is never a surprise.
Frequently asked
Mittsy is a meal planner, recipe keeper and grocery list app for iOS and Android. It plans a week of dinners around your budget, your diet, your household and the supermarket you shop at, then writes an aisle-sorted grocery list with an estimated price on every item. It also turns a photo of your fridge into recipes, keeps your cookbook and pantry, and walks you through cooking step by step.
It starts from what you told it in onboarding — budget per week, household size, diet and allergies, dislikes, the appliances you own and how many minutes you have on a weeknight — plus what you’ve marked as already in the pantry. From that it writes seven dinners with no two nights in a row sharing the same protein or cuisine, prices every ingredient at your store, and shows the week’s total against your budget. Don’t like a night? Swap it or rebuild the week.
They are estimates for the store you picked, based on typical shelf prices and pack sizes, so the “~” in front of every number is deliberate. They are accurate enough to keep a week under budget and to compare two dinners, not a receipt. Prices refresh over time and you can always edit a line.
In the US: Kroger, Walmart, Target, Aldi, Costco, Trader Joe’s, Whole Foods, Safeway and more. Mittsy ships in 16 storefronts, so UK, Canadian, Australian and European chains are there too. The country you pick in onboarding sets your stores, currency, units and allergen list, and you can shop across two stores in one week.
Yes. Downloading Mittsy is free, and the cookbook, weekly planner, grocery list, pantry and up to two stores are yours to use without paying. Mittsy Pro is a subscription that unlocks the AI week plan, the estimated prices on your list, Fridge Chef and nutrition per meal. It comes with a free trial, so you can see a full priced week before paying anything.
Yes. The app is available in 38 languages with local stores, currencies and metric or imperial units for 16 countries including the UK, Canada, Australia, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Mexico, Brazil, the Netherlands, Sweden, Japan, Korea and Turkey.
A fridge photo is used once to recognise ingredients and is not stored on your device or ours afterwards. Your recipes, plans, lists and pantry live on your phone. Mittsy doesn’t sell data and doesn’t show ads.