Dinner, planned around your real week.

Weeknight keeps your household's recipes, meal plan, and grocery list in one shared place. Connect Claude and it plans the week around soccer practice, late meetings, and what's already in the fridge.

For iPhone and Android. Works on its own, and better with Claude.

This week

Oct 5 to 11
  1. MonSheet-pan chicken fajitasLate meeting, so 15 minutes of work
  2. TueSlow-cooker turkey chiliSoccer 5:30 to 7. Start it by 11:30.
  3. WedLemon pasta with peasAlex is away, dinner for two
  4. ThuPesto salmonPossible tree nut for Maya. Check before you cook.
  5. SatBraised short ribsMaking 9, so Sunday is covered
  6. SunLeftover short ribsFrom Saturday. Uses 3 of the 4 left.

Planned by Claude from the Family calendar. Meals are on your Meals calendar, and changes to the plan and list can be undone.

Ask once. The week takes care of itself.

Connect Weeknight to Claude and plan the week in a sentence. It reads your calendar, respects everyone's diets, and fills in the rest.

"Plan dinners this week around our calendar. Use up what's in the fridge and make Tuesday easy."

  1. The plan lands in the app

    Every dinner shows why it was picked: a busy night, a guest who's vegetarian, leftovers from the weekend.

  2. The list builds itself

    Ingredients are combined, scaled, grouped by aisle, and minus what you already have. Leftover nights add nothing.

  3. Your calendar knows too

    Meals go on a separate Meals calendar, with reminders to start the slow cooker or move the chicken to the fridge.

Built for a whole household

One list, every phone

Check something off in the store and it's gone for everyone at home. The list works offline, because grocery stores have terrible signal.

Allergies flagged before you cook

Add each person's allergies once. Weeknight warns you when a meal might contain one, for whoever is actually eating that night.

Claude's changes can be undone

Every change Claude makes is shown in its own color, with who asked for it. One tap puts your plan and list back. Calendar events live in Google, so ask Claude to fix those.

Great without AI, too

Not everyone in your house uses Claude. The planner, recipes, and list are built to be fast and simple for the people who never will.

Know what to eat first

Weeknight tracks when each dish was cooked and shows how long it's good for, using the short end of FoodSafety.gov's storage times. Leftovers get eaten, not forgotten.

Pesto salmon
Last day is today
Braised short ribs
Eat by Tuesday. Sunday dinner and Monday lunch planned.
GoodLast dayPast

One plan covers the whole household

One person subscribes and everyone in the household gets it.

Free

$0
  • Shared list and weekly planner
  • The fridge timeline
  • Recipes, up to a generous limit, including from Paprika
  • Claude can read everything
  • A monthly allowance of changes by Claude

Be one of the first households

We're opening a small beta for families who want to try Weeknight early and tell us what's missing. You don't need to use Claude to join.

Email us to join