What are we eating?
The meal planner that plans the cooking.
Meal plans you can actually cook.
Tell CookMyWeek when you can cook. It works out what to eat, when to cook it, what you can make ahead or cook together, and what to buy.
Private beta · applications open.
Why it’s different
Choosing the meals is only half the plan.
A workday lunch may need Saturday’s batch. A short Tuesday dinner may need Sunday’s prep. CookMyWeek connects each meal to the cooking that makes it possible.
When you do cook
One cook. Several dishes. One coordinated session.
Cook several dishes together without trying to be in two places at once.
See what needs your hands now, what can keep cooking, and what comes next.
The cooking plan comes directly from your week.
No-hands time does not automatically mean safe to leave. Follow the recipe’s supervision guidance.
See how the cooking plan works →A plan you can trust
If something doesn’t fit, you’ll know exactly where — and what to change.
If a dinner can’t be made in time or doesn’t fit an important food rule, CookMyWeek points to that meal and shows you the next useful choices.
- Use something already prepared
- Pick a different meal
- Add an earlier cooking time
One week. One system.
Meals, cooking and shopping stay connected.
When does the work happen?
What is still missing?
Change a meal and CookMyWeek updates the cooking and shopping that depend on it.
Private beta
Bring us the week that usually breaks your meal plan.
A meal plan your real week can actually handle.
Football Tuesday. Home late Wednesday. Different food needs. Twenty-five minutes Thursday.
That’s the week CookMyWeek is built for.We’re inviting a small number of beta testers to try CookMyWeek with their real week. Applying does not create an app account.
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