Panned Out

Features

Made for the way you actually shop

Most meal planners stop at the recipe. Panned Out sorts the shopping too.

What's different

  • Your shop's aisle order

    Set the aisles once. Your list follows your shop, so there's no doubling back.

    Typical apps: fixed categories

  • Whole packs, not grams

    Need 467g of mince? It rounds up to the pack you buy, like one 500g pack. You set the pack sizes to match your shop.

    Typical apps: exact amounts

  • Your recipes, no account

    Everything stays on your iPhone. No ads, no tracking.

    Typical apps: sign up first

  • Core planner free

    No trial, no card. Just download and plan.

    Typical apps: trial or paywall first

A real Panned Out shopping list for four dinners. Items are grouped in aisle order: 1 Fruit and veg, 2 Bakery, 3 Meat and fish. Beef mince shows 1 pack, with 500 g needed and typical 500 g packs.
A real list from the app, in aisle order.

Based on what people grumble about most in UK App Store reviews of popular meal planners (October 2026). Some apps get parts of this right.

The basics, done properly

Your measurements
Grams or cups, your choice
Diet settings
Leave out what you don't eatNot an allergy check
Servings
Cook for 1 to 20, day by day

Early access opens in November.

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