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Made for real family moments

Made for the days you actually live.

Listahan isn’t organized around a feature list — it’s organized around the days your family already lives. Pick one below and see how a single Plan handles the whole thing.

Images are for illustrative purposes only, may be inaccurate, and do not guarantee the presence or absence of specific ingredients.
Images are for illustrative purposes only, may be inaccurate, and do not guarantee the presence or absence of specific ingredients.

The Sunday reset

“Let’s just plan the week.” One sitting builds the dinners around what’s already in your kitchen, the grocery run comes together, the lunchboxes line up, and the budget’s right there — so Monday starts sorted instead of scrambling.

Lists · Food · Lens

Walk through the Sunday reset
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The big grocery run

“I’m at the store — what did we need?” Your list is already built from the week’s plan, grouped by aisle, minus what the pantry already has. Recipes flag the items they need, duplicates get caught, and the running total keeps you inside the budget.

Food · Lens

Walk through the grocery run
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School lunches

“Five mornings, three kids, and one’s nut-free.” Plan the week of lunchboxes in one pass — leftovers repurposed, snacks added, prep spread out — and every box is checked against each child’s recorded school rules before it lands.

Food · Lists

Walk through the lunch week
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The weeknight scramble

“It’s 5pm and I’ve got nothing.” Say what you’ve got twenty minutes for and Listahan reads your pantry, leftovers and everyone’s allergies to hand back a quick, safe dinner — no blank search, no guessing what’s in the fridge.

Today · Food · Lens

Walk through the weeknight scramble
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A new-diet week

“The doctor said low-sodium, starting now.” Turn on the rule once and the whole week rebuilds around it — meals, swaps and lunchboxes all held to the new line. When a favorite dish doesn’t fit, you get a safe alternative, not a dead end.

Food · Lens

Walk through the new-diet week
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The receipt after the shop

“I just got home with eight bags.” Snap the receipt and your kitchen restocks itself — no typing each item back in — and anything that clashes with a family allergy gets flagged as it lands.

Food

Walk through the receipt
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Checking the price before you buy

“Is this actually a good deal?” Real prices shared by other local families show you where an item is cheapest this week — so the weekly shop quietly costs a little less.

Food · Household

Walk through the price check
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Out of an ingredient

“The recipe wants buttermilk and we’re out.” Get a cheaper candidate checked against your household’s recorded rules, then confirm its label before dinner keeps moving.

Food · Lens

Walk through the swap
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The recipe you saw online

“I want to keep that reel for later.” Save a photo or a link privately in your household library — marked unverified until you’ve checked it, and still run past everyone’s allergies before it can land in a plan.

Food

Walk through saving a recipe
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Hosting the backyard BBQ

“Twelve people, and two of them can’t do shellfish.” One Plan holds the menu scaled for the crowd, the shopping, the schedule and the budget — and every dish is checked so no guest has to quietly skip the table.

Lists · Food

Walk through the backyard BBQ
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Hosting the holidays

“It’s the same feast every year — and I rebuild it from scratch every year.” Save the holiday as a reusable Plan: the menu, the sides, the shopping and the schedule come back pre-filled, the family recipe stays safe for the whole table, and the leftovers are already accounted for.

Lists · Food

Walk through hosting the holidays
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The birthday party

“Cake, invitations, decorations, a schedule — and I’m keeping it all in my head.” One Plan carries the menu, the shopping, the cake, the decorations, the schedule and the budget, and the whole family can see the same thing instead of asking you.

Lists · Food

Walk through the birthday party
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The camping trip

“Did anyone pack the propane?” One Plan holds the meals, the cooler inventory, the packing checklist, the gear and the leave-by reminders — so the whole trip lives in one place instead of six group texts.

Lists · Household · Lens

Walk through the camping trip
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Game day at home

“Everyone’s coming over — what are we feeding them?” A Plan for the spread: the snacks and mains scaled to the guest list, the shopping run, the budget and the reminders, with every dish still checked against who’s allergic to what.

Lists · Food

Walk through game day
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Hosting Lunar New Year

“The reunion table needs to be right.” Build the menu — dumplings, longevity noodles — as one Plan, with the shopping, the budget and the leftovers alongside it, checked for three generations at the table before it ever gets there.

Lists · Food

Walk through Lunar New Year
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Date night at home

“The kids are down — now what do we eat?” Pick something with a bit more occasion from the Date Night collection, checked against your partner’s allergies too, and it drops straight into tonight’s plan.

Food

Walk through date night
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A baking afternoon with the kids

“Flour’s already on the counter.” Egg, dairy, nuts and wheat hide in almost everything sweet — so recipes are checked against recorded rules before baking, and leftovers are checked again before the lunchbox.

Food

Walk through baking day

Wherever there’s food, every dish is still checked against your family’s allergies before it can land. Allergen checks are guidance — always read labels; not medical advice.

One operating system, five parts of family life

Everything it operates

Food is where Listahan is deepest today — but the same Plans, Lists and Lens reach across the whole household. Here’s the honest split: what’s live now, and what’s on the roadmap.

Today

The daily cockpit

Live now

Capture anything from the front door, get one-tap reminders when they come due, and a nudge to cook around what’s about to expire.

Coming

A full morning schedule, a weekend-at-a-glance, and a shared “today” both parents open to the same view.

Lists

Weeks · trips · notes · checklists

Live now

Plan a whole week in one place — dinners, the grocery run, lunchboxes and the budget in a single Plan — alongside the shared to-do and someday lists the whole household can check off. No forced title, jot and go.

Coming

Reusable Plans and packing checklists for birthdays, camping, the holidays and back-to-school — saved once, started pre-filled next time — plus handing a list to a sitter without them needing the app.

Food

The flagship

Live now

Browse world cuisines, plan safe meals, build the aisle-sorted shop, scan a receipt to restock the kitchen, swap an ingredient, and check local prices — every dish checked against your family’s allergies.

Coming

Leftover intelligence and big-batch cooking that repurpose one cook across the rest of the week’s slots.

Household

Supplies · chores · budget

Live now

See the estimated cost of the week’s planned meals — the first thread of the household budget.

Coming

A supplies-and-inventory tracker, chores and whose-turn, recurring home maintenance, and bills and subscriptions — the non-food modules that make it an operating system.

Lens

The connective intelligence

Live now

Say what you need in your language and it routes you to the right place, reads your real pantry for ideas, and keeps allergy awareness on every surface.

Coming

Household memory that compounds as you use it, context-aware suggestions per occasion, and a one-tap reorder of your usual.

“Live now” ships in the app today. “Coming” items are on the roadmap — vision, not yet built — so you always know what you’re getting on day one.

Start with whichever day is hardest

Free to start — no card. Browse and cook the full recipe library for free; add Pro, with a 14-day trial, whenever you’re ready. Your household data always stays yours.