GranDish
Family dinners, planned

Grandma's recipe box, upgraded.

GranDish keeps your family's recipes in one place, from the stained index cards to last week's link. It spins up the week's dinners around what everyone likes, and turns them into a shopping list.

Opening to families a few at a time. Works on any phone, tablet or computer.

This week Sep 27 – Oct 3
Sun27Garlic Rosemary Pork Chops+ roasted potatoes
Mon28Grandma's Chicken & RiceTonight · start by 5:15
Tue29Eating outTaco Tuesday
Wed30Mongolian Beef+ rice, broccoli
Thu1Cheeseburger Pie+ side salad
Fri2Pizza nightStore-bought
What it does

Everything between “what's for dinner?” and dinner.

One place for the recipes, the plan, the list and the cooking.

Snap a recipe

Photograph a card or a cookbook page and it becomes a recipe you can search, scale and plan with. Links and pasted text work too.

Spin the week

A week of dinners in a tap, balanced for effort, variety and your family's favorites. Lock the ones you love and spin again.

A list that adds up

Ingredients from every dinner, combined and sorted by aisle, minus what's already in the pantry. Everyone can add to it.

Tonight, on the fridge

Put an old tablet on the counter: tonight's dinner, a game plan for when to start each dish, timers, and steps read aloud.

On the family calendar

Confirmed dinners land on Google Calendar, Apple Calendar and more, and follow along when plans change.

Everyone's food, respected

Allergies, diets and the foods someone won't touch are flagged on every recipe and considered when planning.

Learns what's a hit

A quick rating after dinner. Favorites come around more often; the misses quietly step aside.

Your family's history

Bring in years of dinners from an old calendar. GranDish learns your rhythm: pizza Fridays, soup when it's cold.

The whole household

Invite the family. Each person gets their own sign-in, notifications and food preferences.

The recipe box

Snap Grandma's card. Keep her handwriting.

Take a photo of a recipe card, front and back, or a page from a cookbook. GranDish reads it into a proper recipe and keeps the photo with it, stains and all.

  • Front and back, or a few cookbook pages, become one recipe
  • Anything faded or crossed out is asked about, never guessed
  • It notices when a recipe is already in the box
Apple Crispserves 86 c. tart apples, sliced thin1 c. brown sugar¾ c. flour¾ c. quick oats1 tsp cinnamon½ c. butter (1 stick) softeneddash salt(over)— Mom
Apple CrispServes 8 · 45 min · Mom's card6 cups tart apples, thinly sliced1 cup brown sugar“Quick” is crossed out. Which oats?1 tsp cinnamon½ cup butter, softened
How a week works

Ten minutes on Sunday. Dinner sorted all week.

Planning day

Mark the busy nights

Soccer, date night, takeout Tuesday. GranDish learns your rhythm and pre-fills it next time.

Two minutes later

Spin the week

Dinners that fit the night, what everyone eats, and what you haven't had in a while. Lock the keepers, spin the rest.

Before the store

Check the pantry

A quick yes or no on what's already in the cupboard. The list is sorted by aisle, in amounts you'd actually buy.

Every night

Cook, then rate it

Step by step on the fridge screen, read aloud if you like. A tap afterward tells GranDish what was a hit.

For the whole table

Built for a household, not just the cook.

Everyone gets their own sign-in. Grown-ups plan; everyone can see what's for dinner.

The plannerPlans the week, keeps the recipe box, builds the list.
The cookTonight's dinner on the fridge, with timers and a game plan.
The picky oneTheir dislikes and allergies are flagged on every recipe.
EveryoneSees the week, rates dinner, and adds to the shopping list.

Save a seat at the table.

GranDish is opening to families a few at a time. Leave your email and we'll send you an invite.

Just an invite when it's ready. We don't send newsletters or share your email.

Made with love, like Grandma's.