Dinnerfy

Dinnerfy approaches meal planning as a habit rather than a spreadsheet. You open the app and swipe through recipe cards, and the feed adapts to what you like and skip. Because the whole catalogue is community driven, recipes arrive with ratings from other home cooks, and you can contribute your own favourites so the shared pool keeps growing. Diet controls let you steer the feed around restrictions or preferences without rebuilding your plan from scratch each week.

Once the week is planned, Dinnerfy converts those meals into a sorted grocery list you can edit and share with whoever does the shopping. If you would rather not shop at all, a built-in Instacart partnership moves your list into a delivery cart in one click. A RecipeBox keeps your own recipes — added by pasting a link, typing text, or letting Dinnerfy extract the details for you — alongside everything from the community feed.

Dinnerfy is a progressive web app, which means there is nothing to install from the App Store or Google Play; you add it to your home screen from the browser instead. It is free to use indefinitely, with optional donations supporting development, and the team states that personal data is encrypted and never sold.