MealMemory

The family dinner-decider's memory

A week of meals your family will actually eat, from what's already in your kitchen.

MealMemory is the meal planner that remembers your family: the allergies, the picky eaters, and the meals that worked. One button turns your pantry into a week of dinners and a shopping list.

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Butter Chicken (Mild)

uses your chicken thighs; kid-approved

nut-free ✓

Beef Tacos

quick; Friday favourite; no fish

egg-free ✓

Salmon, Mash & Peas

uses freezer salmon; defrost Wed

dairy-free ✓

SHOPPING · minus your pantry

☐ chicken thighs 500g   ☐ taco shells   ☐ salmon fillets

☐ sour cream   ☑ rice (have it)

The 6pm problem

Every night is the same puzzle: what's for dinner, who won't eat it, and is there anything in to cook it with?

You solve it from scratch daily: about four hours a week of mental load, extra shops, and the same six meals on rotation. MealMemory solves it once and remembers.

How it works

Three minutes to set up. One button after that.

01

Tell it your family

Add each person with their allergies, dislikes and likes. Allergies become hard blocks the plan can never cross.

02

Add your pantry in a line

Type "2 chicken thighs, spinach, frozen peas". It sorts everything into fridge, freezer and pantry for you.

03

Plan the week

One tap builds 5–7 dinners around your stock and your family, with a reason for each pick and a shopping list already written.

Family memory

Per-person allergies, dislikes and likes drive every plan, and thumbs up/down after dinner make next week fit better.

One-line pantry

A single text box becomes a tracked pantry. Cook a planned meal and it decrements automatically.

Plan My Week

Allergen-safe by design, biased to what's in stock, cuisines rotated, one reason per meal. Reroll any single day.

Smart shopping list

The week's ingredients minus what you already have, grouped by aisle, checkable in-store. Edits never wipe your ticks.

Prep Ahead

Dated reminders to pull the mince from the freezer, marinate the night before, or grab herbs mid-week, never all on Sunday.

Bring your own AI

Already pay for Claude or ChatGPT? Plug it in. Your AI, your family's memory, our system.

Bring your own AI

Already pay for Claude or ChatGPT? Plug it in: your AI, your family's memory, our system.

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Pricing

One price, the whole family fed.

7-day trial, card required. Cancel anytime before it ends and you won't be charged.

MealMemory

Bring your own Claude or ChatGPT key.

A$8.99/mo

or A$79/year

  • Weekly plan from your own pantry
  • Allergy hard-filters, picky-eater memory
  • Auto shopping list + Prep Ahead timeline
  • Household sharing, unlimited members
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MealMemory+

AI included, nothing to set up.

A$13.99/mo

or A$129/year

  • Everything in MealMemory
  • Built-in AI, no API key to manage
  • AI-personalized weekly suggestions
  • Best for busy households
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Questions

The things families ask us first.

How does MealMemory know what my family will eat?

You tell it once. Each family member gets allergies (a hard block, those meals never appear), dislikes (softly avoided) and likes (favoured). After dinner you tap thumbs up or down, and the plan remembers. The more you use it, the better the week fits.

Do I need my own AI subscription?

On the MealMemory plan you plug in your own Claude or ChatGPT key: your AI, your family's memory, our system. Prefer zero setup? MealMemory+ includes the AI for you.

Is it safe for serious allergies?

Allergen blocking is deterministic, not a guess: a meal with a flagged allergen is filtered out before the plan is ever built, and checked again before it's shown. It's an assistive tool though, so always check product labels yourself.

Is there a free plan?

No, but there's a 7-day trial so you can plan real weeks before you pay. If it's not saving you the Sunday-night scramble, cancel in a tap.

What happens to my data if I cancel?

Your household, pantry and meal history are kept for 90 days after you cancel, so you can pick up where you left off if you come back.