Menuary Meal Planner

Menuary Meal Planner

Your dinner rotation, sorted

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Released
September 10, 2026
Updated
September 29, 2026

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Menuary builds a weekly dinner menu out of the meals you already cook. Add your dishes — pizza, pasta, curry, roast — and say how often you want each one: every week, every other week, every third week, up to every twelfth. Menuary deals them onto a calendar at random, within those rules, so dinner is decided without landing on the same four meals in the same four slots every time. HOW IT WORKS Set a frequency for each dish. Choose how many weeks to plan, from one to twelve, and which days of the week to cover. Menuary does the rest. Frequencies are respected properly. A dish on a three-week cycle will not come back in week two, and that holds between separately generated menus — not just inside one. If you plan a week at a time, Menuary remembers what you already ate. When more dishes are due than there are days to serve them, the ones you eat most often get the days, and the rest wait their turn. Menuary tells you which ones are waiting rather than quietly leaving them out. You will not get the same thing two days running. Don't like the menu you got? Regenerate it and get another. NO ACCOUNT, NO INTERNET, NO NONSENSE Menuary has no sign-in, no subscription, and no network connection at all. It collects nothing about you. Your dish list lives on your phone and goes nowhere else.
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What's New in Menuary Meal Planner

1.1

September 29, 2026

Switch a dish off without deleting it. Tired of something for a while? Flip its switch on the Dishes tab and new menus leave it out; flip it back when you miss it. Menus you've already made keep it. Your rotation now carries on through changes. Switching a dish off, adding one or changing how often it comes round no longer starts the schedule over, so the first week of your next menu won't repeat the week you just had. More even weeks. A menu that fits its days exactly could get stuck alternating — two of one kind of dish one week, none the next. Menuary now spots that and evens it out, bringing one dish in a week early to do it, and tells you when it does.

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