Meal plan, recipe book and shopping lists, all in one place.
about the shelf
Meal planning works when it is written down: dinners on a calendar, recipes you trust in one book, and a shopping list that matches. golserpi keeps the three together.
Put the week’s meals on a calendar. Keep your own recipe book, each recipe with a title, a photo and your notes. Write shopping lists from your product catalog or with one-off items, give each a quantity and a due date, and tick them off at the shop. The catalog keeps your products in categories, each with a unit.
the whole routine
plan
Put breakfasts, lunches and dinners on the meal-plan calendar.
cook
Save the dishes you make in your own recipe book, with a photo and notes.
list
Catalog products or one-off items, each with a quantity and a due date.
tick
At the shop, tick each item off as it goes in the basket.
left off on purpose
A planner does a few things well. These it leaves to you.
Stock counts
No tally of what is already in your cupboards. The lists hold what you plan to buy.
Expiry reminders
No best-before dates and no nudges about them. A due date belongs to a list item, nothing else.
Aisle sorting
No store maps. Items sit in your own catalog categories, in the order you put them.
Price tracking
No prices, totals or charts. The lists count items, nothing else.
Delivery
No orders and no couriers. You take the list to the shop yourself.
pick a lid
Every plan opens everything: the meal-plan calendar, the recipe book, shopping lists and the product catalog. Cancel from your profile whenever you like.
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