A meal plan that survives contact with a real week
Plan from what you already have, put it on a calendar everyone can see, and let the shopping list write itself.
Meal plans usually fail on Wednesday, and not because the plan was wrong — because it lived in one person's head, nobody could see it, and half the ingredients were never bought. Tying the plan to the pantry, the calendar, and the list is what makes it hold.
Recipes in one place
Yours, kept, and shareable.
- Store your own recipes
- Share one with a public link
- Copy a shared recipe into your own collection
Meals on the household calendar
Everyone can see what Thursday is.
- Meal plans sit on the shared calendar
- Alongside the household's other events
Plan against the pantry
Start from what is already in the house.
- See what you have before choosing
- Fewer emergency shops
Straight onto the shopping list
The gap between plan and list is where plans die.
- Missing ingredients onto the list
Questions
Can I share a recipe with someone who does not use Tüük?
Yes. A recipe can be shared with a public link that anyone can open.
Does the calendar do anything besides meals?
It is the household's calendar — meals sit on it alongside everything else the house needs to keep track of.
Do I have to plan every meal?
No, and the households that keep it up mostly plan three or four and leave the rest open.
Get your household on one list
Free to start — create a household and invite the people you live with.
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