Plan meals together: one plan, one shopping list
Cooking for more than one is a group project. In Repas, two to six people who cook and shop together share one week's meal plan and one shopping list, and see each other's changes as they happen.
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What's shared, and what isn't
- Shared: the week's plan and the shopping list. Add a dish to Thursday and it's on everyone's plan; tick off the eggs and nobody else buys them.
- Your own: your diary, ratings, diet goals, allergies, notes and settings. Sharing a kitchen doesn't mean sharing a diet.
- A dish two of you added to the same night shows once. A dish you've hidden for yourself (beef, say) stays on the plan for the person who added it.
Asking someone in
From Settings → Plan together: ask a friend who's on Repas, write to an email address from your own mail app, or send the link any other way. Whoever opens it is asked before their plan joins yours, and a link stops working after two weeks or as soon as you turn it off.
Anyone can leave, and keeps a copy of what's planned from today and what's still to buy.
More ways to cook with other people
- See what your friends cook: their favourite dishes, ratings and notes.
- Shared collections: a list of recipes several people keep together, like “Family classics” or “Sunday lunches”.
- Looking after someone: share your meals with the one person who helps with your diet, such as a parent's carer, and they see your week against your goal.
Questions
Who is this for?
Couples, families, flatmates, anyone who plans and shops together. A household is two to six people.
Do we need to agree on a diet?
No. Each person keeps their own diet goals and allergies, and the app sorts recipes for whoever is looking.
Does a shared plan show my private recipes?
A private recipe you put on the shared plan can be opened by the people you plan with while it's on the plan, and only then.
Is it free?
Yes, free with no ads, for everyone in the household.