Meal planner & grocery list
Plan the week.
The list writes itself.
Put recipes from your LinkDish cookbook on the days you'll cook them. LinkDish turns the whole week into one grocery list, grouped by aisle, with matching ingredients combined and amounts you can actually read.
Free to start Shared household list on the Family plan
How it works
From Sunday plan
to Monday dinner.
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01
Save what you want to cook
From recipe sites, YouTube, TikTok, Pinterest, photos or pasted text.
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02
Drop recipes on days
See every dinner for the week at a glance, and change it when plans change.
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03
Build one list
One tap turns the plan into a shopping list sorted by aisle.
Smart shopping list
Shop the way
the store is laid out.
Produce with produce, dairy with dairy, pantry with pantry. When two recipes need butter, you see one line with the combined amount, written as a clean fraction.
- Grouped by aisle, in the order you walk the store
- Matching ingredients combined across recipes
- Clean amounts like 1 ½ cups, in US or metric
- Add your own items, like coffee or paper towels
Family plan
One list for
the whole household.
With Family, up to 6 people share one cookbook and one shopping list. Anyone can add what's running low, and whoever is at the store sees items get checked off as they go.
Questions
Planning
questions.
How does the LinkDish meal planner work?
Add recipes from your cookbook to the days of the week you plan to cook them. When the week looks right, LinkDish builds one shopping list for all of them.
Does the grocery list combine the same ingredient from different recipes?
Yes. Matching ingredients are combined into one line with the total amount, and the list is grouped by aisle.
Can my family share the shopping list?
Yes, with the Family plan. Up to 6 people share one cookbook and one shopping list that stays in sync for everyone.
Can I switch between US and metric amounts?
Yes. Recipes can be shown in US or metric measurements, including oven temperatures, and servings can be scaled up or down.
Keep reading
Plan once.
Shop once.
Save a few recipes, put them on the week, and let the list write itself.