Plan. Shop. Cook.
Tell it once how your household eats. It plans meals to fit, turns them into one shopping list, and walks you through the cooking.
Cooklist is invite-only while it’s being built. If your account isn’t on the list yet, sign-in will say so.

How it works

Plan
Ask for a meal in your own words. It is planned around your household’s rules, and reuses the recipes you already liked.

Shop
Every meal you haven’t cooked yet, in one list, scaled to how many are eating. Skip what’s already in the pantry.

Cook
Large steps you can read from the stove, a tab for each dish, and timers that call out what they’re for.

Remember what worked
When you finish, say whether you’d make each dish again. Your notes are there the next time you cook it.
At a glance
What can we cook tonight?
Every meal you’ve planned, with its dishes and whether it’s ready to cook or how many things you still need to buy.




In the store
One list for every meal
Ingredients from every meal on your list, combined and grouped by aisle, with big targets you can tap one-handed. Tick things off as they go in the cart, mark what’s already in the pantry and it’s remembered next time. Or fill a Walmart cart from the list instead.
At the stove
Read it from across the kitchen
A tab for each dish, the step you’re on outlined in large type, and timers that say which step they’re for. A phone and a laptop stay in step with each other, and the screen stays awake while you cook.


Your household’s rules
Set them once: who you’re cooking for, what you avoid, how long a weeknight dinner can take, and what’s in the kitchen. Every meal is planned to them, and you can change them any time.
A library that remembers
Every recipe is kept, with whether you’d make it again. When it plans your next meal, it reaches for your favorites and the dishes you liked first.
Dinner, sorted.
Plan it, shop for it, cook it. Remember what worked.
Cooklist is invite-only while it’s being built. If your account isn’t on the list yet, sign-in will say so.