One shopping list
Everything the week needs, in aisle order, scaled for your household. Tick it off as you go.
Squish plans three to seven days of meals around your calorie target, your diet and the food you actually eat, with a recipe for every meal and one shopping list for the lot. Then it learns from what you made.
Weekly plans are part of Squish Plus. The food diary is free.

Ask for a plan, and a few minutes later your week is ready.
A plan is only useful if it gets cooked.



Everything the week needs, in aisle order, scaled for your household. Tick it off as you go.
Say who you cook for, and recipes and the list scale up. Your diary still gets one portion.
Each week it asks what you made. The next plan has more like those, fewer like the ones you skipped, and gets simpler if the week was too much.
Save meals from a plan, your diary or a recipe link, and plan them again in two taps.
Vegetarian, vegan, an allergy, a food you will not eat: told once, remembered for every plan.
It never plans below a safe calorie floor, never skips meals and never cuts out a food group.
Squish's nutritionist reads your targets, your diet and the meals you log, then plans a week of meals that fit them. Each meal's portions are fitted to your calorie target afterwards, so no day goes over, and a method is written for each recipe the first time you open it.
It plans to whatever target you have, including one for losing weight. Work yours out with the calorie calculator. It never plans below 1,200 kcal a day for women or 1,500 for men.
Yes. Set who you are cooking for, and the recipes and shopping list are scaled for everybody, while your diary counts only your portion.
Weekly plans are part of Squish Plus, which includes two plans a week. The food diary, barcodes, search and charts are free for good.
Start with the free diary, and see how the AI calorie counter logs a meal from a photo.