Dinner decisions first
The app should start with the user's actual problem: time, ingredients, budget, leftovers, or cooking confidence.
Meal planning app
A meal planning app should reduce decisions, not add tabs
Ginger & Onion is being shaped around the full dinner loop: decide what to cook, plan the week, shop clearly, cook calmly, and save what worked.
Preview the app workflowHow Ginger & Onion helps
Recipes connected to lists
A recipe is more useful when its ingredients roll into a grocery list and its leftovers roll into another dinner.
Cooking mode without clutter
When the pan is hot, the app should show clear steps, timers, visual cues, and rescue tips instead of ads or distractions.
Related pages
Sample workflow
- Choose the kind of week you are planning for.
- Select meals that share useful ingredients.
- Generate a grocery list from the plan.
- Cook from clean steps and save what worked.
Why not just search?
Generic recipe search
Many recipe apps stop at saving recipes.
Ginger & Onion
Ginger & Onion connects recipes to planning, grocery lists, cooking mode, plating, and future app workflows.
Common questions
What should a meal planning app include?
A strong meal planning app should connect recipes, schedules, pantry staples, grocery lists, prep notes, and cooking steps.
Ready when you are
Stop deciding dinner at 6pm
Free to use, no account needed. A real plan takes about two minutes.