A weekly lunch planner for families

A little less
“what’s for lunch?”

Keep the foods your kid actually eats in one place. Plan five lunches, then shop from a list that's already sorted.

Plan your first week See how it works ↓

Free. No card, no trial. Just your pantry and a week.

A sample weekA week, taking shape.
In progress

Monday

Veggie soup with star pasta
Apple slices
Edamame
Crackers
Snack bagFreeze-dried fruitMini cheese

Tuesday

Protein pasta
Golden kiwi
Avocado
Mozzarella balls
Snack bagPretzelsMini muffin

Wednesday

Rice and tofu
Grapes
Cucumbers
+ Add side
Snack bag+ Add snack
School
lunch day

Thursday

Turkey tortilla roll-ups
Applesauce
Pickles
+ Add side
Snack bag+ Add snack

Friday

Gnocchi
Strawberries
Dried vegetables
+ Add side
Snack bag+ Add snack
5 mains chosen2 days filled · 3 to finish

Your family's foods One shared plan A list you can shop from

A pantry. A week. A list.

A small Sunday routine.
A simpler Monday morning.

Three parts, in the order you'll actually use them.

1

Start with what gets eaten.

Build a pantry of your kid's familiar mains, fruit, vegetables and snacks, with a photo if that helps. Paste in a list and it sorts itself.

An illustration of a bowl of pasta
Protein pastaMain
An illustration of sliced golden kiwi
Golden kiwiFruit
An illustration of cucumber slices
CucumberVeg

Your foods. Ready when you need them.

2

Give them a day.

Drag foods onto the week, or tap to add them on a phone. Save a lunch that works and use it again. Repeats are welcome.

Five days. Plenty of room to repeat.

3

Shop what's missing.

One list for the week, grouped and counted, with what you already have ticked off. Both parents see the same list.

Main dishes5 portions
Fruit5 portions
Vegetables5 portions
Sides2 portions
Snack bag4 items

What the week above adds up to.

For whoever's packing tomorrow

Same pantry.
Same week.
Same page.

One person can plan, the other can look it over. Invite your partner by email, leave a note on a day, and keep the plan in one place.

No need to explain the week all over again.

Your family's weekA shared plan, ready for a second look
Wednesday · example note

School lunch today.
We can skip packing.

One plan for both of youReady for review ✓

An example of the shared planning view.

Plans can change.

Mark a pizza day or a day off and those lunch slots disappear. The shopping list adjusts too.

A Sunday nudge.

If next week isn't planned, an email says so, at the hour you pick, in your timezone.

At home. At the store.

Use it in a browser or add it to your phone's home screen. What you have already loaded works offline.

Ask it to do things.

“Make Tuesday’s main a hot dog.” It proposes the change and you tap Apply. It never edits on its own.

Ready for review.

One parent plans, the other gets a nudge to look it over. A note on any day says why.

Nothing to install or pay.

It runs in the browser and it is free for the families using it.

Let's get the week sorted

Five lunches.
One less thing to figure out.

Start with the foods your kid already eats. Your first week can be that simple. Questions first? hello@fivelunches.com.

Sign up free No card. No trial.