Meal planner with a grocery list that writes itself
Plan the week, scale each recipe to the people at the table, and get one shopping list, added up and sorted by aisle. No sign-up, nothing uploaded, works offline.
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Questions
Is Larderwick free?
Yes. Save up to 15 recipes, plan this week and next, and get the grocery list sorted by aisle, with recipe scaling, print and copy. No account. Pro is $4.99 once for unlimited recipes and weeks, pantry staples and backups.
How does the grocery list work?
Each planned meal adds its recipe's ingredients, scaled to the servings you chose. Larderwick adds up the same ingredient across recipes (2 tbsp + 1/2 cup olive oil becomes one line), rounds up to amounts you can buy, and sorts everything by aisle.
Can it scale a recipe?
Yes. Open any recipe and change the servings: every amount is recalculated, with fractions like 1 1/2 cups, in US or metric units.
Why not Plan to Eat or Samsung Food?
Plan to Eat is $5.95 a month or $49 a year (plantoeat.com/pricing, checked 29 Oct 2026); Samsung Food+ is $6.99 a month or $59.99 a year in the US App Store. Larderwick runs in your browser with no account, and Pro is $4.99 once.
Can my family use the same list?
Copy the list and send it in any message app, or print it. Your plan stays in this browser; a Pro backup file moves it to another device.
Does it give diet or nutrition advice?
No. Larderwick plans the meals you choose and lists what to buy. It does not count calories or give diet, health or nutrition advice.