Fairhand: Meal Planner

Cook one dinner, not two. Someone in your house can't have dairy. Someone else won't go near a mushroom. So most nights you end up making two dinners, sometimes three, and shopping for all of them. It was never that you ran out of ideas. It's that you have to have one again at five o'clock, and again tomorrow at five o'clock. Five, six, seven nights a week. Forever. Fairhand plans a week of dinners your whole household can sit down and eat together. One plan. One grocery list. One trip to the store. Everyone's needs, at the same time Add each person once: their allergies, their diet, and whether they're a picky eater. Partners, roommates, a kid, a parent staying a while, whoever is at your table. Fairhand builds the week around all of them at once. Allergies are hard limits A dinner containing someone's allergen is never planned. Not ranked lower. Never planned. Those dinners are marked while you browse, so you see it coming before you tap. Diets work a little differently: they steer what Fairhand picks rather than rule a dinner out. And Fairhand plans around what you tell it, but it can't read the jar in your hand, so keep checking labels the way you always have. One list for the whole week Every ingredient from the week, added up and combined into a single list, grouped the way you actually walk the store. Check things off as you go, or send whatever's left to Reminders. See prices before you shop Pick your Kroger store and Fairhand shows real shelf prices right on your grocery list, so you know what things cost before you're standing in the aisle. 299 dinners, and you can see every one Browse the whole collection whenever you like, every dish with its own illustration. Filter by cuisine, by how much time you have tonight, or by what's safe for your household. Dinners you'll actually cook Real seasoning, timing that survives a weeknight, and a step-by-step cook mode that holds your place when you put the phone down. Nothing repeats for four weeks Unless you favorite it. Then it can come back any week you want. And if your household's allergies and weeknight clock leave very few dinners to plan from, one can come back sooner — Fairhand tells you which, and why. On iPhone and iPad iPad gets a landscape cook mode that splits the screen in two, so it can sit on the counter while you cook. Everyone at the table, on their own phone Share your household and everyone sees the same weekly plan and the same grocery list. Check something off at the store and it disappears from their list too. Each person keeps their own phone and their own name; nobody signs into anything. Your first week is yours to keep The whole first plan and its grocery list, with no account and no card. Browse all 299 dinners, use the grocery list, and cook with cook mode for as long as you like. That week is not a trial and it doesn't run out. It's simply yours. Fairhand Plus A fresh plan every week after the first. Swap any night you don't want to cook. Start a week over from scratch. Put an exact dinner on an exact night. What it costs $6.99 a month, or $39.99 a year, which works out to about $3.33 a month and is 52% less than paying monthly. One subscription covers your whole Apple Family Sharing group. About the 7-day free trial The trial is on the yearly plan only. You get seven days of Fairhand Plus, and then it's $39.99 for the year unless you cancel. The monthly plan has no trial. Your first week is a different thing entirely: you keep it, and there is nothing to pay for it, ever. Subscriptions renew automatically until you cancel. If you start the trial and allow notifications, we remind you 48 hours before it ends, so the charge is never a surprise. You can cancel any time in your Apple account settings. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://fairhandapp.com/privacy