Meal planning for the whole household
Tell Gasture who eats at home, what they can’t eat and how busy the week is. It picks every dinner, writes the shopping list and keeps track of what’s already at home.
Free · No account needed
Apps for iPhone and Android are coming soon.
Which evenings are busy, who’s away, what you’re in the mood for. Gasture weighs hundreds of dishes, picks the ones that suit everyone at the table and says why it chose each one.
Nuts, gluten, milk: a dish with something someone can’t eat is never planned for them. Vegetarian, no pork, Jain, or vegetarian on weekdays only: say it once and it holds every week.
Every recipe shows how long it takes, what it costs per portion and what’s in it, for as many as are eating tonight.
Everything the week needs, minus what’s already at home, grouped by section. Share the household and everyone sees the same list while you shop.
Big text, the amounts for each step, and timers that keep going when the phone is locked.
Everyone swipes through dinners they can eat. Children vote on a tablet paired with a code, with no account of their own.
Gasture plans around food that needs using up, leftovers for tomorrow’s lunch and the boxes in the freezer.
The more you plan, cook and swap, the better it knows what your household actually eats.
Everything you enter stays on your device. An account is only needed to share the household with another phone.
What people in Sweden, Spain, Argentina, Uruguay, Mexico and India really cook: weeknight dinners, weekend classics and the traditions, like pea soup on a Swedish Thursday.
Gasture is in English, Swedish and Spanish.
Yes. Planning, recipes, the shopping list and the pantry are free, with no ads. Premium, with AI help to plan the week and make recipes of your own, is on its way, and the first households get it free.
No. Gasture works straight away. You only need an account to share the household with someone else’s phone.
Sweden (also used in Norway, Denmark and Finland), Spain, Argentina, Uruguay, Mexico and India: their dishes, their ingredients and, for all but India, their prices. Elsewhere, choose the country whose food is closest to yours.
Yes. Allergies and diets are rules: a dinner with something someone can’t eat is never planned for them, and someone who is vegetarian on weekdays gets meat at the weekend.
Any browser, today, on a computer or a phone. Apps for iPhone and Android are coming soon.
It takes about a minute, and you can change any dish afterwards.