slrp

Meal planning · for couples

What's for dinner? Solved.

slrp imports recipes from any URL, plans the week with your partner, and turns it into a smart grocery list — built for two cooks, no rigid calendar.

Start slrping — it's freesee how it works

or grab it on iPhone —

Download on the App Store
  • No credit card
  • Web + iOS
Plate of lemon chicken with herbs
Lemon chicken
⏱ 25 min · ★ 4.8

How slrp works

Four pieces. One smooth flow.

01

Paste any recipe URL

slrp reads the page and pulls everything — title, ingredients, method, time — into your shared library. No copying, no tabs, no lost screenshots.

Paste a recipe URL
🔗bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/lemon-chicken
slrp extracted
Lemon chicken
12 ingredients · 25 min
02

Drop it on a day

Plan breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks — or just wing it. Recipes can be moved, repeated, or replaced with a placeholder (“eat out”) in two taps.

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Get a smart grocery list

Ingredients merge, units convert, duplicates collapse. Your list is sorted by aisle so neither of you doubles back for coriander.

Grocery list
2 of 4
Produce
  • Yellow onions2
  • Garlic1 bulb
  • Fresh basil1 bunch
  • Lemons3
04

Skip what's already in the pantry

Tell slrp what you already have. Olive oil, soy sauce, the last half-bunch of basil — slrp removes them from the list before you leave the house.

Pantry
5 staples
Olive oil
Salt
Black pepper
Plain flour
Honey

Built for couples · not 3-month meal-preppers

One library. Two phones.
Zero “what are we eating tonight?”

Both partners share the same recipes, the same plan, the same grocery list. Add a recipe on the train, your partner picks it up at home — already in the cart.

What this looks like in practice: knowing what's defrosting before you ask. Knowing the pantry has rice without checking. Knowing whose turn it is to cook because their name's on the plan. slrp keeps both halves of the kitchen on the same page — the only thing left to disagree about is whether garlic goes in everything (it does).

  • Both of you, in one library. Save once, find on either phone — no copy/paste, no shared spreadsheet.
  • Plans flex around real life. Date night. Leftovers. Eat out. Drag a placeholder onto a day instead of forcing a recipe.
  • One grocery list, no double-shopping. Real-time sync — when one of you ticks off limes, the other sees it.
  • Cook mode for the actual cooking. Big text, step-by-step, screen-stays-awake. No ads. No scroll-to-method gymnastics.

Tonight · cook

Chopping

Onions and garlic, on it.

Tonight · sous

Sauce

Stirring the reduction.

Now on iPhone

Pocket-sized, finally.

Same recipes, same meal plan, same grocery list — now in your back pocket at the supermarket. Sign in once and your kitchen syncs with your partner's.

Download on the App Storeoruse slrp on the web →
What exactly is slrp?
slrp is a free meal planner built for couples who cook together. The unit isn't a user — it's a kitchen, shared between both partners. You both see the same recipe library, the same flexible meal plan (no rigid weekly grid), and the same auto-generated grocery list. Paste any recipe URL from BBC Good Food, NYT Cooking, Bon Appétit, RecipeTin Eats or your favourite food blog, and slrp extracts the title, ingredients, cook time and method automatically. Drop recipes onto the days you'll cook them, or leave them undated as "what we might cook this week" — both work. By the time you're at the supermarket, the grocery list is already written, aisle-grouped, and stripped of anything in your pantry. Free in 2026 with no paid tier, no credit card, and no "what are we eating tonight?".
How does meal planning for two work?
Both partners share one slrp kitchen — one library, one weekly plan, one grocery list — with both of you as equal contributors, not one owner and one guest. When one of you saves a recipe on the train, the other sees it at home immediately. When one of you ticks limes off the grocery list at the supermarket, the other sees the strike-through live. When one of you drops a recipe onto Tuesday's dinner slot, the other's plan view updates without a refresh. The model that doesn't work for couples is one user inviting their partner to a personal account: recipes belong to one of you, the plan belongs to one of you, and most of the mental work ends up on one set of shoulders. slrp inverts that by design — the shared kitchen is the unit, not an upgrade.
How do I add recipes?
Paste any recipe URL into the add-recipe field and slrp reads the page's structured data — JSON-LD, microdata, or RDFa, which most major recipe sites already publish for Google's rich results — and pulls out the title, ingredients, cook time, instructions and image. Works with BBC Good Food, NYT Cooking, Bon Appétit, RecipeTin Eats, Serious Eats, Half Baked Harvest, Smitten Kitchen, Food52 and thousands of food blogs. Each raw ingredient string ("2 cloves of garlic, finely chopped") is parsed into structured pieces (quantity 2, unit cloves, name garlic, preparation finely chopped) so the grocery list can merge across recipes and convert units sensibly. For sites without structured data, slrp saves the link with a thumbnail so you can come back to it. There's an iOS share extension too: share any URL from Safari, Mail or Messages straight into your library.
What does the pantry feature do?
Tell slrp what you always have on hand — olive oil, salt, the half-jar of capers in the fridge door — and slrp removes them from the grocery list before you leave the house. Less coriander, more dinner. The NSW Love Food Hate Waste program puts the average NSW household's binned food at around $1,036 a year (source: lovefoodhatewaste.nsw.gov.au); pantry-aware shopping is the most direct lever slrp pulls against that — you stop buying staples you already own.
Is it really free?
Yes. No credit card, no trial expiry, no “upgrade for the good stuff” modal. Sign in with Google or Apple and you’re cooking in under a minute.
Does the shared grocery list really sync in real time?
When one of you ticks limes off the list, the other sees it instantly. Ingredients merge across recipes, units convert (½ cup + 4 tbsp → ¾ cup), duplicates collapse, and everything sorts by aisle so neither of you doubles back for coriander.

06Tonight

Tonight's dinner, decided.

Stop asking “what should we eat?” Paste a URL, drop it on a day, and meet at the kitchen counter — slrp handles the list.

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