For real households, not meal-prep influencers

Never ask "what's for dinner?" again

Dinnory plans your week from real favorite meals - realistic about time, preferences, and how often you shop. No recipe chaos, no daily guesswork.

See how it works

This week

A week plan, not a headache
Automatic shopping list
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Shared household list
Suggestion: today's pantry stock is enough

<5 min.

to your first planned week

4

languages from day one

$0

to get started

7 days

week plan, one glance

Sound familiar?

  • 6:15pm, nobody knows what's for dinner
  • The same two meals, three times this week
  • Half the shopping list only comes to mind in the store
  • Leftovers end up in the bin, not on a plate

With Dinnory

  • The week is planned by Sunday evening
  • Suggestions remember what actually gets eaten
  • The shopping list is done before you leave
  • A leftover radar nudges you before it's too late

Features

A week plan, not a headache

Seven days, one glance: which meals, who's eating, what's a leftover or wildcard day.

Automatic shopping list

The week's planned meals turn into a shopping list by themselves - sorted by category.

Shared household list

Share the shopping list via link - others in the household can check things off, no account needed.

Gets better over time

A quick bit of feedback after dinner makes next week's suggestions fit even better.

How Dinnory works

1

Set up your household: people, diets, dislikes, shopping rhythm.

2

Collect favorite meals - with effort, cooking time, and what they suit.

3

Plan the week: Dinnory suggests fitting meals, you decide.

4

Generate the shopping list automatically and share it with your household if needed.

Who Dinnory is for

Every household plans differently. Dinnory adapts.

Families with kids

Allergies flagged as safety-critical, daily attendance, portions calculated automatically.

Busy professionals

Effort filters, meal-prep links, and a week that fills itself in one click.

Couples & singles

Portion-size filters and leftover logic that actually makes sense for 1-2 people.

Shared flats

A shared shopping list, attendance tracking, and a fair cooking rotation if you want one.

Quick, honest answers

Getting started is free - Basic fully covers the essentials for a normal household. Higher tiers unlock more meals, more meals per day, and extra features.

No. Register, get started, done. You decide later whether to upgrade.

It's explainable, rule-based logic - not a black-box language model. It weighs effort, season, budget, pantry stock, and your feedback in a way you can actually trace.

Yes - that's the whole point. People with their own preferences, shared shopping lists and week plans, even with people who don't have an account (yet).

German, English, Spanish and Italian - built in from the start, not translated as an afterthought.

Where does the name come from?

"Dinnory" blends Dinner, Memory and Directory: a memory for your dinners and a directory of your favorite meals - easy to say internationally and easy to remember.

Set up today, planned today

Skip the next "what are we actually cooking" discussion entirely.

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