This Week — a week of recipes, one aisle-sorted list

01 Capture

A link becomes a list.

Copy the address of a recipe and paste it in. We read the ingredients and the serving count off the page. If you're already reading the recipe, the extension saves it without the clipboard and without leaving the tab.

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12 ingredients, serves 4, from one link

A recipe page open in a browser with the thisweek extension saving it, showing the extracted ingredients and an Add to list button — Save the page you're reading, and the ingredients are already read.

02 Sort

Produce with produce. Dairy with dairy.

Each ingredient is filed under the aisle where you'll find it, so the list reads in the order you walk the store. Every aisle is counted before you leave the house. Start at produce and work back.

41 items across 7 aisles, counted per section

The top of a shopping list: 41 unique items, 12 of 41 checked, seven aisle counters, then produce and meat rows in two columns — The counters tell you which aisles are two items and which are thirteen.

03 Combine

Two recipes need garlic. Buy one garlic.

The amounts from every recipe in the week are added together on a single line. A tag beside it says how many recipes are behind the number, so you know the line covers more than tonight's dinner.

1 head + 2 cloves, from two recipes

Produce rows on a shopping list where garlic reads 1 head + 2 cloves on one row, tagged 2 recipes — One row, one amount to buy.

04 Schedule

Know which night to start the marinade.

The schedule reads the recipes in the list and lays the prep across the week: which night to brine, soak, chill or thaw, and how much kitchen time each day asks of you. Move a step when the day doesn't suit, and the plan rebuilds around it.

When a day is full the step still lands, and the app marks that day over budget. On a paid plan, AI proposes three different arrangements of the same cooking and prep on the real timeline. Pick one and the plan updates.

Prep steps read from the recipes' own instructions Per-day kitchen budgets you set

Two days of a week's prep: Tuesday's marinade and cook steps marked over by 20 minutes, and Wednesday's four cut-and-cook steps against a 90-minute budget, each tagged with how many recipes need it — Prep steps land on the day they belong to, and each day shows the kitchen time it asks for.

05 Together

The list moves while you're in the store.

Send the link and everyone shopping gets the same list. Claim what you're picking up, tick it off, and the other phone shows it before you reach the register. Opening a shared list needs no account and no app install.

Three people on one list 10 of 33 items checked No login to open

A shared shopping list mid-shop: a shopper's face on each row, two overlapping faces where two dinners need the same line, 10 of 33 items checked — Three dinners claimed by three people, and one list they all shop.

06 Keep

Next week starts with what worked.

Star a dinner that went down well and it's saved with its ingredients already read. Next week your recipe box is there to build from, full of meals you know your household eats. The saved copy keeps its own ingredient list, so a recipe still reads correctly after the original page changes or disappears.

Starred recipes keep their ingredient lists