Larder
A weekly meal planner that fits your calories, protein, diet, budget and cooking time, then writes one shopping list and guides you through each recipe.
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Description
Larder answers the hardest question in the kitchen: what are we eating this week? Set your calorie and protein targets, diet, foods to leave out, cooking time and budget, and it plans seven days of breakfasts, lunches and dinners. Every meal is shown as a plate coloured by its real ingredients, so the week is a pleasure to look at.
Behind that is a real planner. It tests thousands of combinations, scoring each week on how well it meets your targets, how varied it is, how much it costs and how few different ingredients it needs, so less goes to waste. Portions adjust to fit your calories. Swap any meal and the best alternatives appear first. Keep the meals you love, and a new plan works around them.
One tap turns the week into a shopping list grouped by aisle, sized for your household, rounded up to real pack sizes and leaving out what's already in your cupboard. Tick things off as you shop, or copy or print the list. In the kitchen, each of the 30 original recipes scales to any number of people, and cook mode shows one step at a time with built-in timers.
Nutrition and diet labels are calculated from a table of 48 ingredients, so a recipe can't be mislabelled by hand. Vegetarian, vegan, pescatarian, kosher-style and seven leave-out options all work from the same data. It's plain JavaScript with no server or running costs, and a good base for a nutrition coach, grocery brand or food blogger to fill with their own recipes.
Condition
Development stage: Working prototype (seller-declared)
Seller-declared: provided by the seller, not independently verified by SellMyVibe.
- Solo creator
- Mainly AI-generated
- Under one month in development
- Mobile-friendly
- Tests included
- Setup guide included
- Demo available
What works
- Seven-day planner for calories, protein, time and budget
- Local search that weighs fit, variety, cost and ingredient waste
- Portions that adjust to your calorie target
- Vegetarian, vegan, pescatarian and kosher-style plans
- Leave out gluten, dairy, eggs, nuts, soy, shellfish or pork
- Swap a meal, with the best fits listed first
- Keep favourite meals when planning a new week
- Shopping list by aisle, in real pack sizes, minus your cupboard
- Tick off, copy or print the list
- 30 original recipes with calculated nutrition and allergen tags
- Servings scaler and step-by-step cook mode with timers
- Dish illustrations generated from each recipe's ingredients
- Refuses calorie targets below 1,200 a day
- 19 tests covering diets, targets, budgets and shopping maths, plus an automated browser run
What’s unfinished
- 30 recipes is a starter set, and a real product needs many more
- No recipe editor: new recipes are added in the code
- No grocery delivery, barcode scanning or nutrition database
- Prices are rough estimates in one currency
- No accounts or sync across devices
- The recipes haven't been test-cooked, and a dietitian hasn't reviewed the plans
- English only, and not tried on a real phone
Included assets
Full source code
30 original recipes
Ingredient and nutrition data
Test suite
Documentation
Technologies
HTML, CSS, JavaScript (ES modules), SVG, localStorage, Node test runner
Setup requirements
Upload the files to any static web host. To try it locally, run python3 -m http.server and open http://localhost:8000. Run the tests with npm test (Node 20 or newer).
Dependencies and ongoing costs
None. It's a static site that runs free on any web host.
Known limitations
Nutrition figures are estimates from typical values, and they vary by brand and preparation. Allergen tags come from the recipe's ingredients and can't rule out cross-contact or label changes, so anyone with an allergy must check packaging. Kosher style isn't certification. Larder isn't medical or dietary advice, doesn't suit people with eating disorders or medical diets without professional guidance, and doesn't set calorie targets for users.
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