Take dinner off your mind.

MealBlok is a delightfully practical weekly meal planner and grocery list for homes that cook, made for the person who usually ends up deciding dinner.

• It remembers the dishes your house already loves.
• It helps you set the week from them in about ten minutes.
• One grocery list keeps up, sorted by aisle and store.
• Every decision stays yours.

MealBlok gives you less to think about, where recipe apps and chatbots give you more: more recipes, more ideas, more to read.

• It starts from the dishes your house already cooks and checks each one against the way you eat.
• There are no streaks or logging to keep up, and skipping a week costs nothing.
• AI helps only when you ask, and planning from your own dishes never needs it.

MealBlok plans the week from the dishes your house already loves, and the more you use it, the better it fits.

• How you eat, what your house skips and the meals you mark as made all shape what it suggests.
• Tap Fill the Bloks for a week of ideas, or type a meal like “tacos friday” and it lands on Friday.
• You keep only what you like.

Yes. MealBlok puts every ingredient your planned dinners need on one grocery list.

• It's grouped by aisle and by the store you buy each item at.
• Each item says which dinner it's for.
• Spices most kitchens keep are asked about first, and anything you tap off stays off for the week, so you buy only what you need.

Yes. MealBlok has vegetarian, vegan and other ways of eating built in, and checks every suggestion and grocery list against yours.

• Vegetarian (with or without eggs), pescatarian and vegan, plus styles like Mediterranean, mostly plants, high-protein, low-carb and keto.
• Add the foods your house skips, from beef or pork to mushrooms or any ingredient you name.
• MealBlok is a planning tool, not a medical one, so if anyone at home has an allergy, always check labels.

Not yet. MealBlok is web-first: it runs at mealblok.com on any computer, tablet or phone, with nothing to download.

• Your week is the same on every device, and for now it's at its best on a laptop or tablet.
• We're improving the phone experience, and an iPhone app is something we're looking into.
• To use it like an app on an iPhone, open mealblok.com in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen.
• On Android, open it in Chrome, tap the menu, then Add to Home screen.

MealBlok is free for now, while we're new, with no card needed.

• When paid plans begin, it's $24 a year, about $2 a month, after three weeks free, and we'll email you first.
• It's yearly only because dinner doesn't take months off, and a calmer week is a habit that grows over seasons, not a few good Tuesdays.
• Cancel anytime in Settings and it simply won't renew.

No. MealBlok has no ads and no calorie counting, and it never sells your data.

• Nobody gets to train AI on what you plan.
• It keeps your meals, recipes, lists and household preferences so the app works, and you can download everything or delete your account yourself in Settings.
• When an AI feature runs, it sends only what it needs, never your email or password.