CloseMae plans your week around what you already have and actually like, then builds your grocery list. You just say yes. (Or swap it for nuggets. No judgment.)
Same question, every night.
“What's for dinner?”
You stare into your fridge, but your brain is numb.
You order delivery again, telling yourself it's just this once.
Tomorrow, you'll toss some freezer-burned chicken and questionable spinach in the trash.
The problem isn't dinner. It's making the same decision over and over.
No more standing in the kitchen wondering what to make. Mae is ready with ideas based on what you like and what you have.
Tell Mae what's coming up, tweak if you want, then coast the rest of the week.
Use what you have before it goes bad. Skip the $40 exasperation-fueled delivery order.
A couple taps: which nights need a plan, plus anything special going on (eating out, hosting, leftovers).
Built around what you like, and your freezer inventory (add items anytime for Mae to track).
Don't love something? Swap or tweak it, then add the week to your plan.
Choose the dates you want to shop for, and get a list of what you need (minus what's already in your freezer).
No health scores, no “healthier” swaps, no glossy food photography setting a standard you didn't ask for. Frozen pizza is a valid dinner.
Tell Mae what you have (or snap a photo), and she'll plan around it and keep track of what's left.
She coordinates steps across the whole meal, so the chicken and the broccoli finish together. And if something goes sideways, she's one tap away (and she already knows what you're making).
I was the one standing in my kitchen at 5pm with no plan and no brain cells left to make one.
Other meal planning apps left the hardest part up to me: deciding what to make. And most “feed your family” content came with a side order of guilt. I wanted something that just told me what was for dinner, no judgment. The thing I wanted didn't exist, so I decided to build it myself.
I'm still the one running this. If something's broken or you've got an idea, I'm here to help.
— Rebecca
What it costs
$3.99/mo
5 meals free, no card needed. Then 7 full days free, $3.99/mo after. Cancel anytime. You'll get a reminder before your trial ends.
This is early-access pricing. I appreciate your support while I build!
You could, and for a one-off dinner idea it works fine. But it doesn't keep your week planned, move Tuesday's dinner to Thursday when plans change, track what's in your freezer as you use it, or turn the week into a grocery list that leaves out what you already have. And you don't have to know what to ask: a few taps gets you a week of dinners.
Not until you've planned your first 5 meals and then had 7 full days free. You'll add a card (via Stripe) when you start the 7-day trial, and you'll get a reminder before it ends.
It might. This is early-access pricing for a product that's still being built. I'll warn you before any change, and if you subscribe now you'll never pay full price, as long as you stay subscribed. It's my thanks for your support.
Right now, it's a web app. You can add a shortcut to your home screen (on either iPhone or Android), and it'll feel like any other app.
Yes, no questions asked (although feedback is always welcome).
Plan 5 meals, no card needed. Then 7 full days free, $3.99/mo after.
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