Weekly Planner
Plan the week once. Shop for it in one trip.
What it does
Meal Plan is a free, single-file weekly meal planner that does the annoying part for you: turning a week of meals into a shopping list. Fill in breakfast, lunch, and dinner across a 7-day grid, and every ingredient automatically aggregates into a categorized grocery list — deduplicated, sorted, ready to shop from. No account, no app, no subscription.
Plan a week of meals once, and let the grocery list build itself. Fill in what you're eating for breakfast, lunch, and dinner across the week, and every ingredient automatically gets pulled into a single shopping list — sorted by category, so you're not zig-zagging the store.No account, no app, no subscription. It's one file that opens in your browser and just works.What it does: A 7-day, 3-meal g
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