Maria
Losing weight · vegetarian
Weekly meal planning for families
One base recipe becomes a different plate for everyone at home — matched to their goals, allergies and ages. Automatic shopping list, nutrition data sourced from USDA FoodData Central, not estimated.
First plan free · No card needed · 5-minute setup
One plan · Tuesday dinner
Maria
Losing weight · vegetarian
Alex
Building muscle
Lily
Age 7 · no peanuts
Same plan. Same shopping list. A plate for everyone.
Why households need this
Most planners assume one person, one diet. Real households don't work that way — someone's losing weight, someone's bulking, someone has allergies, someone is seven. Mealody plans for everyone at once and produces one shopping list.
What you get
Set your household up once. Mealody handles everything that follows.
Goals, activity, diet type, allergies, and preferences for each person. Calorie and macro targets calculated automatically.
Up to 7 days, breakfast through dinner, balanced for every member at the same time.
Categorized, quantities merged, fridge ingredients subtracted. Built for one trip.
Step-by-step batch cooking with timing and storage notes — so weeknights stay easy.
Getting started
Add each person — age, goal, activity, diet, allergies. Two minutes.
1 to 7. Mealody generates breakfast, lunch and dinner for everyone.
One grocery list for the whole plan. Turn on batch cooking and each dish covers up to two days.
Journal
What a weekly meal plan for a family actually looks like, a 7-day week written out day by day, and the shopping list that falls out of it. The place to start, with everything we've written on each part.
Tuna, one or two eggs, lettuce, rocket, cherry tomatoes, spring onion and lemon. That is the bowl I make most often since I stopped counting calories and started looking at my plate instead.
Sunday night, same question: what are we eating this week? Here's our real 7-day plan, where you cook on just 4 days and shop only once.