For families
In most households, meal planning lives in someone's head and the shopping list is a note on someone's phone. Basket List puts recipes and lists in one shared place so everyone can see what's for dinner and what needs buying.
Recipes are saved in different places. One person decides what's for dinner, someone else does the shopping, and by Wednesday the plan has changed anyway. It's the same mess every week.
Everyone in the household can see the same cookbook. No more “where's that recipe?” conversations.
Pick your meals, set servings, and get a single shopping list. No flipping between recipe tabs or scribbling on the back of an envelope.
The list updates live. Split the shop between two people and you both see what's been ticked off. No duplicate buys.
Someone can't find the recipe. Someone else is at the shop texting “do we need onions?”. The portions are a guess because nobody can remember if it's four or six people on Thursday.
Basket List connects the recipes, the servings, and the shopping list. Pick what you're cooking, say how many you're feeding, and the list is ready to take to the shop.
Parents planning the week
Keep your regular rotation handy and build the next shopping list in minutes.
Partners sharing the shop
Use the same live list so both people know what is already in the basket.
Households cooking at different times
Keep recipes and ingredients organised so anyone can step in and help.
It's not a complicated system. Pick meals, get a list, do the shop. Repeat next week.
Step 1
Keep the recipes you come back to in one shared cookbook that the household can access.
Step 2
Build the week around the meals you want and scale ingredients for the number of people you are feeding.
Step 3
Head to the shop with one organised list and let everyone stay updated as items are checked off.
Per-cookbook pricing
One plan covers the whole household. No per-person charges.
Invite your partner, kids, housemates — everyone gets full access to recipes and lists.