About
I built this because I kept doing the same small, annoying job: trying to remember the meals we cook and deciding what to make on Thursday.
Those meals were in our heads and in a few notes. I wanted one place to write them down, make a plan for the next few weeks and stick it on the fridge. So I made one.
What it does
It saves the meals you add, so they are there when you make the next plan. Choose the dates, put meals on days and print the result.
You can add a recipe link to a meal. It prints as a QR code, which is handy when the plan is on the fridge and the recipe is somewhere online.
A couple of useful extras
You can share a plan with someone else who cooks. They do not need an account. Your plan and saved meals stay in your browser unless you choose to share a plan.
That is mostly it. It is not a recipe site or a shopping-list tool. Those are good things to have; they are just not what I needed this for.
Moving from another meal-planning app?
If you are looking for a Mealime alternative, there is a short comparison explaining where this simpler planner fits and, just as importantly, what it does not replace.
Who made it
I am Dan Sensecall. I made MealPlannerTool.com for my own kitchen, then left it here because I thought other people might find it useful too.
It is free. You do not need to sign up or install anything.
For details on how it works, visit the help page.