Open beta · the app is always free

Save the recipe.Plan the week.The list writesitself.

Browse 500+ free recipes, paste a link, or snap a photo of a recipe card. Drop them onto your week — and every ingredient lands on one shared shopping list your whole house can check off, live, from any phone.

Free forever · No credit card · Your first list in about a minute

500+ free recipes
Real-time shared lists
Works offline in the store
Nothing to download
how it works

From a recipe to the register, in three moves.

The part you do every single week — decide, plan, shop — wired end to end so you only enter anything once.

Curated recipes in Replanish, each with a photo and a breakfast, lunch or dinner tag.
01
Recipes

Every recipe you cook, in one book.

Start from 500+ curated recipes we keep free for everyone — filtered by vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, dairy-free, kosher, halal, low-carb, Mediterranean, pescatarian, or omnivore. Add your own by hand, paste a link, or photograph a recipe card.

  • 500+ curated recipes, free — no account tier, no trial
  • Write your own recipes, unlimited, always free
  • Paste a URL or snap a photo — 10 imports a month on the free plan
  • A fresh curated drop lands every Sunday
A week of meals in Replanish — Sunday's dinner, Monday's two dishes, Tuesday's lunch and dinner.
02
The week

Put dinner on Tuesday. Done.

Breakfast, lunch, dinner and snack slots across seven days. Build the week from your book, reuse a saved template, or copy last week and tweak it. Everyone in the circle sees the same plan update as you build it.

  • Breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks, across all seven days
  • Swap any dish you don't like in a tap
  • Save a week as a template, or copy it forward
  • The plan syncs live to every phone in the circle
A shared shopping list sorted into Produce, Meat and Dairy to match a store's aisle order.
03
The list

One shared list, live in the aisle.

Send the week's ingredients to the shopping list and they arrive deduped — three recipes calling for onions become one line. Sort it to your actual store layout. Check things off while someone else adds to it from home.

  • Duplicate ingredients merge automatically
  • Real-time — you check it off, they see it strike through
  • Sort by your own store aisle order
  • Works offline in the store; syncs when you have signal again
Start free →Free forever · No credit card
Open beta

Replanish is early, and we build it in public with the people using it. Everything here works today — but you'll find rough edges, and when you tell us about one it usually gets fixed that week.

Tell us what's broken →
from chaos → to one place

Five apps. Or one.

Toggle the before/after — same plans, two universes. One of them you're already living in.

Mom · Notes app
  • Lemons
  • Milk
  • Basil, big bunch
  • Olive oil
  • Eggs?
Dad · iMessage
  • Milk (whole)
  • Cheese
  • Bread
  • Bananas
Em · WhatsApp
  • Milk
  • Cereal
  • Coffee beans
  • Chocolate
fridge magnet
soccer THU — 4pm?
who's snacks??
pediatrician fri
post-it on the laptop
book club thu
— pachinko ch.14
wine? nora's
a google doc nobody opens
  • Carpool rotation Q4
  • Milk (yes again)
  • Sat chores — who??
Group chat · 4 unread
did anyone get milk?
Me
i thought you were getting it
Em
we have 3 milks now 🥲
Me
ok who's bringing snacks Saturday
Mom
wait, what time was soccer?
Dad
i'm at the store. text me the list???
Me
check the other thread
One app
All your circles
Live · in sync
Family · Tuesday
Taco night
5:30pm · serves 5
Sarah cooking30 min
Tortillas — on the list
Leo on dishes
Book club
Last Thursday
Reading: Pachinko
Host: Noraher place
Sarah — snacks
Vote next pick
Saturday potluck
Nora's, 7pm
14 going · one dish
Em — big salad
Dan — natural wine
Maya — dessert
Roommates · 4B
House list
3 shopping · live
Eggs, dozenDan
Coffee, beans
TP, the good oneEm
Carpool · soccer
Today 4pm
Field 3 · pickup 5:30
Drop: Michelletoday
Pickup: Dan
Thu: Reema's turn
Poker night
Friday @ Pete's
8pm · $20 buy-in
Pete — cards & chips
Mark — beer
Drew — snackspaid
what you'll feel

A hundred little wins a week.

These are the moments where Replanish quietly pays off — the everyday asks that used to take ten messages and now take a tap.

"Let's put the lemon orzo on Tuesday."
Recipe → meal plan → shared shopping list. One flow. Every tap is wired.
"3 milks in the fridge. Again."
One shared list, live. Mom checks it off; you see it strike through in the aisle.
"What can I cook with what's in the fridge?"
Type what you have. Pantry Picks matches it against the recipe bank — free.
"Your pie recipe — can I have it for my book club too?"
Share a recipe into another circle in a tap. Or send a link to anyone, no account needed.
"Who's bringing what on Saturday?"
Potluck signups + a live headcount — written down before anyone has to ask.
"Whose turn is the dishwasher?"
Assigned, scheduled, and nudged. The fridge doesn't have to negotiate.
and everything around it

The rest of the house, in the same app.


A potluck in Replanish: three dishes still needing someone, and three already claimed by Ella, Maya and Dad.
Events & potlucks

Nobody brings the fourth hummus.

Birthday party, Sunday roast, holiday dinner, block-party potluck. Put up the menu, the supplies and the tasks — then send one link. People claim what they'll bring or do, and the whole table can see what's still open.

  • Menu, supplies and tasks — claim or assign each one
  • A running "needs someone" list nobody can miss
  • Share one link; guests can open it without an account
  • Add co-organizers, clone last year's event, export to your calendar

Chores & activities

Who, when, what — without the nagging.

Recurring chores with names and points on them. Kids' activities with times, locations, who's driving and what to bring. It all lands on one home screen next to tonight's dinner, so the day fits in a glance.

  • Chores by frequency and assignee, with points and streaks
  • Activities with roles — participant, driver, escort, supervisor
  • Push reminders for daily and weekly chores, and for one-off, weekly and biweekly activities
  • Today's chores, activities, lists and dinner on a single screen
Replanish's home screen showing today's chores, the kids' activities, two shopping lists and tonight's dinner.

A pinned notice about the block party with @mentions of Dad and Maya, reactions, and two threaded replies.
Notice board

The thread that doesn't scroll away.

The household conversation, out of the group chat and into a place where it stays findable. Pin the thing everyone needs this week. Tag the person who has to act on it, and their phone actually buzzes.

  • Threaded replies, so an answer stays attached to its question
  • @mention someone and they get a push notification
  • Reactions, and pin up to three notices to the top
  • Free for everyone — this one has never been a paid feature
one app, every group

It's not just your family.

A circle is any group with people and a plan. Each one keeps its own recipes, lists, and calendar — and you switch between them in a tap.

Families

Tuesdays at 5pm

"What's for dinner?" — finally has an answer.

The week planned, the list shared, soccer at 4 (not 5), the dentist on Thursday. Even the teenager is technically on the same page.

6 people · 1 plan
Roommates

Apartment 4B

Whose milk is this, anyway?

Shared groceries that update live, chores with names on them, and a notice board that ends the fridge-magnet era.

3 roommates · since '24
Potluck crew

Sat at Nora's

Chips, dip, and a written record.

Live who-brings-what. Last-minute swaps. The host's kitchen no longer has four bowls of hummus.

14 going · 1 dish each
Carpool

Soccer practice

Who's driving today? It's already on the schedule.

Set it to repeat Tuesday and Thursday, mark who's driving and who's riding, and share the whole thing into the other families' circle.

4 families · Tue & Thu
Book club

Last Thursday

The book, the wine, the date — in one spot.

Current pick and who's hosting on the notice board. Snack signups and a headcount on the event. No group-text spiral.

8 readers · monthly
Poker night

Friday at Pete's

"Are we still on?" — asked for the last time.

The rotating host, who's bringing what, and the date pinned where everyone can see it. No more 47-message confirmation thread.

6 regulars · biweekly

Plus dorms, co-ops, dog-walking pods, supper clubs… if it has people and a plan, it's a circle.

Pricing

The whole app is free. Really.

Recipes, planning, shopping lists, events, chores, activities — all of it, free, with no expiry and no card. Replanish AI is a small add-on for when you'd rather ask than tap.

Free forever

Everything a circle needs to plan, shop and show up.

  • 500+ curated recipes across 10 diets
  • Write your own recipes — unlimited
  • 10 recipe imports a month (from a link or a photo)
  • Full week meal planning, with reusable templates
  • Unlimited shared shopping lists, in real time
  • Works offline in the store · sorts to your store's aisles
  • Pantry Picks — cook from what you already have
  • Events with claiming, invite links and a live headcount
  • Chores, activities and reminders
  • Notice board — threads, @mentions, reactions
  • Unlimited circles, unlimited people
  • An in-app assistant that answers how-to questions
$0
No catch. No expiration. No card.
Replanish AI

For when you'd rather ask than tap.

  • Everything in Free, plus:
  • No monthly cap on recipe imports from links and photos
  • An assistant that does the thing — "add soccer every Tuesday at 4", "put chicken and rice on the list" — instead of telling you where to tap
  • The AI event planner: it asks about your gathering, then drafts the menu, supplies and tasks. Free plans get a standard starter plan instead
  • Covers up to 4 people in your circle on one subscription
  • Email support
  • Includes a monthly AI allowance sized for normal household use. We show you in the app if you're getting close, and it resets on the 1st.
$60/yr
Works out to $5 a month · 14-day free trial, cancel before it ends and you're not charged
the fine print, unfined

No tricks. Ask us anything.

Private by default

Your recipes, lists and plans live inside your circle. Nothing leaves it unless you send it — a share link, an invite, an export you chose.

We never sell your data

Not to advertisers, not to data brokers, not to anyone. Your household's habits are not the product.

Nothing to cancel, mostly

The free plan doesn't need a card, so there's nothing to forget about. If you do subscribe, monthly ends at the period and yearly runs out the year you paid for.

Is it actually free, or free-for-now?
Actually free. Recipes, meal planning, shopping lists, events, chores, activities and the notice board have no paywall, no expiry and no card. The optional Replanish AI add-on is one way we make money. The other, later, is an opt-in way to send your finished shopping list straight to a grocery retailer's cart — that part isn't built yet, and we'll say so plainly until it is.
Is there an iPhone or Android app?
Not in the app stores yet — that comes after beta. Replanish installs straight from your browser to your home screen in about ten seconds, and from then on it behaves like any other app: its own icon, full screen, no browser bar, offline shopping lists, and push notifications. There's nothing to download and nothing to update.
What counts against the 10 free recipe imports?
Only importing — pasting a recipe link, or photographing a recipe card or cookbook page. Both draw from the same 10 a month. Writing a recipe yourself is unlimited and always free, and browsing the 500+ recipe bank doesn't count at all. The counter resets on the 1st.
Can my household share one Replanish AI subscription?
Yes. One subscription covers up to four people — you plus three others in your circle. There's no per-seat charge, and it's the same price monthly or yearly.
What happens to my stuff if I cancel?
You move to the free plan at the end of the period you already paid for. Everything you made stays yours and stays put — recipes, meal plans, shopping lists, events, chores, circles. You just go back to 10 imports a month and an assistant that explains rather than does.
How many people use Replanish?
Not many yet — we're in open beta, and we're not going to invent a number or write ourselves testimonials. When there are real reviews from real households, they'll be on this page with names attached. Until then, the free plan is the honest way to find out whether it's for you.

Still wondering something? Write to hello@replanish.app — a person answers.

About Replanish
A place for your people's plans.

Replanish started with one small ask — stop the group-chat scrolling just to figure out what's for dinner, who's bringing the salad, and whose turn it is to take out the trash. We built it for the circles you already belong to: the family, the roommates, the book club, the carpool, the Saturday potluck. Each one keeps its own recipes, its own list, its own plan — all in one app, on every phone, in real time.

It installs to your home screen in about ten seconds. No App Store, nothing to download, no 200MB update every other week — and it's always on the latest version. Once it's there it works like any other app: its own icon, full screen, offline shopping lists, push notifications.

iPhone (Safari)
  1. Open app.replanish.app in Safari.
  2. Tap the Share icon (square with an arrow).
  3. Choose Add to Home ScreenAdd.
Android (Chrome)
  1. Open app.replanish.app in Chrome.
  2. Tap the ⋮ menu (top-right).
  3. Choose Install app (or Add to Home screen).

— Built with real circles, not a focus group. Say hi at hello@replanish.app.

One more thing

"What's for dinner?"
Answer it once.

Start a circle, plan a week, and let the shopping list write itself.

Start free →

Free forever · No credit card · About a minute to your first list