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Pick a starter menu, swap in your favorites, theme it, print it for the fridge. Generate the shopping list. Share it with the people you cook with — and clone the menus they share back.
Pick a starter menu — a week of weeknight dinners, a holiday spread, a low-carb run — and you're past the blank page in ninety seconds.
Build a private library of the recipes that actually worked. Hearts on the keepers, notes on the ones with secrets, your handwriting on the back.
Swap a recipe, change the theme's font and color, drop in a family note. The menu stays a menu, not a project.
Send a menu to family or close friends. Clone the ones they send back. Your circle becomes your cookbook — slowly, naturally, the way good ones always do.
Everything is shaped to fit how a real cook plans, shops, and cooks for the people they feed.
Menus organize your recipes and meals. You can share them with family and friends, and they can share theirs, with you
Drag recipes, meals, and notes into a clean, printable menu. No grid. No drag-to-day. Just the menu.
A library of curated menus to copy and adapt. Skip the blank page entirely.
Fonts, palettes, layouts. Make it look like a brunch invitation, a Sunday-supper card, or your own brand.
The recipes you actually cook end up in a private library — searchable, taggable, ready for the next menu.
Every menu generates a clean grocery list. Edit, share, or send to your phone before you leave.
Invite the people you trust. Share menus, clone the ones that worked, swap recipes the way you already do — only nothing gets lost.
Mobile-friend design means you have your recipes with you at all times.
A peek at what people are building. Every one of these is shareable, cloneable, and yours to remix.
For parishes, neighborhoods, schools, ministries, and friend groups: a recipe board your whole community posts to — admin tools, member engagement, and guest-friendly views included. It's a different kind of pitch, so we gave it its own page.
Start free with your circle. Upgrade when you're cooking seriously.
Medal Menu is the difference between staring at a blank planner and putting dinner on the table — for everyone in our family.— Sarah K., mother of three, weeknight cook
Your first menu takes about ninety seconds. Cooking starts tonight.
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