Meal Planning

Plan the WeekYour Way

Some people think in days. Some think in lists. WhatsCook does both — switch with the toggle at the top right, and it remembers which one you picked.

Two views, one plan

WhatsCook — the meal plan as a list, with the calendar toggle at the top right

The calendar

One week across the top, the day you are looking at underneath. Swipe left or right to move a day at a time and the week strip follows along.

The list

The next seven days in a single scroll. Grab a meal by the handle on its right and drag it onto whichever day you want it.

The rest of the week

A place for the not-yet-planned

Recipes you want to cook soon but have not committed to a day sit at the top of the list, and stay in reach in the calendar. Planning becomes dragging rather than deciding from scratch.

Mark it cooked

Tick a meal off on the day you actually cooked it. That count is what sorts your most-loved recipes later.

The shopping list follows

Whatever is in the plan lands in the shopping list, ingredient by ingredient. Move a meal and the list moves with it.

Everyone plans together

The plan belongs to your kitchen, not to your phone. If someone shifts Thursday to Friday, it shifts for everyone, on every device.

Plan this week in about five minutes

Get WhatsCook and put dinner on the calendar — or the list.

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