Weeknight pasta

Eat better, with less effort

What are you eating this week?
Already handled.

What to make with that half a cabbage. Where to get takeout on your busy day. Who's bringing what to Saturday's potluck.

Plan my week →

Free account · Takes a minute

The whole week, decided

Cook, eat out, takeout, leftovers or whatever's around, breakfast through dinner, all from food you actually like.

One list, grouped by aisle

Every meal's ingredients merged into one line each, and what's already in your fridge left off.

Start from what's in the fridge

Snap it, or just type what's there. The week plans around it, and it drops off the grocery list.

Know when something's recalled

FDA and USDA recalls, checked every day. If one touches your list or a dish this week, it says so on the row.

Your recipes, from a photo

A cookbook page, a card in someone's handwriting, a screenshot. Written out for you to check before it's saved.

One week, everyone in it

Everyone sees the same week and the same list. Lock a night and nothing moves it.

Potlucks, without the group chat

Send one link. Guests reply, say what they can't eat and claim a dish, no account needed, and you see what's still missing. It goes on your week, and your dish on the grocery list.

See how your weeks go

Cooking vs eating out, variety and favorites, time in the kitchen, less waste. Counted from the weeks you planned.

A four-week reset

One change a week, chosen when you plan the week: drinks, more plants, beans and whole grains, then cooking it yourself. The plan leans with it, and there's nothing to count.

Or just start from a craving.

Pick a dish and we'll show you recipes for it, and places nearby that do it well.

Hand the week over.

Plan my week →

Takes about a minute. Free, with an account.

Your data

mogumogu.ai is a meal planning app: it helps households plan home-cooked meals, takeout and restaurant meals from one place. If you choose to connect Google, mogumogu.ai uses Google sign-in to authenticate your account. If you connect Google Calendar, the app requests read-only calendar access so it can consider busy times when suggesting meals; it does not edit your calendar events.

If you photograph your fridge or pantry, the photos are shrunk, stripped of location data, and sent to an AI service only to list the ingredients in them; mogumogu.ai doesn't store them. You check the list before anything is saved, and you can always type it instead.

If you photograph a recipe to add it, the photo is shrunk, stripped of location data, and sent to an AI service only to fill in the recipe form, which you check before anything is saved. A photo of a handwritten card is kept only if you choose to keep it with the recipe; a photo of a printed page or a screenshot never is.