Build Your Deck
Save your household favorites, organize recipes with tags, add photos, or import supported recipes from the web.
Meals on Deck helps your household plan meals together, organize recipes, automatically build smarter grocery lists, and remember what everyone actually loved.
Breakfast, lunch, dinner—or just dinner. Your household decides what goes on deck.
Open your recipes, cook what’s on deck, add sides, and mark meals done from the same place.
Recipes ready
Your household collection stays organized.
Week planned
One or two weeks, with your own rules.
List built
Groceries follow the meals on deck.
Favorites remembered
History and ratings make future planning easier.
How it works
Meals on Deck keeps the pieces of weekly meal planning connected instead of scattered across notes, texts, and separate lists.
Save your household favorites, organize recipes with tags, add photos, or import supported recipes from the web.
Plan Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner—or only the meals your household wants—one or two weeks at a time.
Turn your meal plan into an organized grocery list so you spend less time rebuilding the same list every week.
See Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner at a glance, add sides, cook, rate, and keep history up to date.
Plan together
Invite your household so everyone can see the plan, share recipes, request meals, and stay in sync without one person carrying the whole weekly planning process.
Made for the whole family
A Head of Household can set up a child or teen with a simplified account that keeps dinner participation easy without giving them the same controls as an adult household manager.
The Head of Household stays in control of each member’s permissions and can change them at any time.
Kids can quickly see tonight’s dinner and the meals coming up this week.
Let them ask for a favorite while the household manager keeps control of the final plan.
Each member can keep their own personal picks from the household recipe collection.
A simpler cooking view and kid-friendly reactions make it easy to join in at dinner time.
Frequently asked questions
No. Recipes are the foundation, but Meals on Deck connects them to weekly planning, household meal requests, grocery lists, cooking history, and ratings.
Yes. Meals on Deck is built around households, so members can share recipes, requests, plans, grocery information, and meal history.
Yes. A Head of Household can give a child or teen a simplified Meals on Deck experience and choose exactly which household features that member can use.
Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner can each have their own planner. Your household chooses which planners to enable, so Dinner-only can stay just as simple as before.
They live in your recipe deck without adding extra planner tracks. Saved sides can join a planned meal, while quick add-ons can be simple text and optionally go to the grocery list.
Yes. A household can plan one or two weeks at a time, with separate rules for each week and one final two-week generation flow.
No. You can use meal requests, lock meals you want to keep, redraw individual days, and record something different if dinner changes.
Build your recipe deck, plan the week together, and let Meals on Deck handle more of the work between “What should we eat?” and dinner.