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About thisweek - meal planning & recipe import
tTurn a week of recipe links into one shopping list — and shop it together.
Paste in the recipes you're cooking this week. thisweek pulls out the
ingredients, files each one under the aisle you'll actually find it in, and
merges the overlaps: three recipes calling for garlic become one line, not
three. Then share the list with whoever's shopping, so you don't both come
home with onions.
WHAT THE EXTENSION DOES
- Save the recipe you're looking at without leaving the page
- Right-click any recipe link and add it from the context menu
- Choose where it lands — this week's list, another list, or your favorites
- Not signed in? It's kept on this device and moves into your account the
next time you open thisweek
WHAT THE LIST DOES
- Every ingredient filed by aisle: produce, meat & poultry, dairy & eggs,
oils & vinegars, pantry, spices, other
- Overlapping ingredients merge and quantities add up
- Add your own items for what no recipe covers
- Check items off as you shop; the list always shows what's left
- Works offline once installed, for the aisle with no signal
SHOPPING WITH OTHER PEOPLE
- Share any list — view or edit — or flip it public for a link anyone can
open, no account needed
- Claim an item, or claim a whole recipe, so two people don't buy the same
onions; avatars show who's getting what
- Signed in, a day-by-day prep schedule works out what to do ahead —
marinate, soak, brine, chill, proof, thaw — so Thursday's dinner isn't a
scramble
DINNERS TO COOK FROM
- Week-by-week dinner menus grounded in named places and communities
- Dishes from the cooks and writers who made home cooking legible
Free to start.