Dinner for the whole week,
decided in five minutes.

Portions for your people. One Sunday cook, three different meals. A grocery list that matches. Free, no card.

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Sun
Cook
Breakfast Burrito
Cook
Chicken Veggie Quesadilla
Cook
Beef Bolognese Pasta
feeds 3 more meals
Mon
Set aside
Pork & Sweet Potato Hash
from the freezer
Set aside
Beef Bolognese Pasta
from Sunday's cook
Cook
Chicken Burrito Bowls
Tue
Set aside
Breakfast Burrito
from Sunday's batch
Re-adapted
Beef & Broccoli Rice Bowls
re-adapted from Sunday's beef
Cook
Turkey Meatball Pasta
Wed
Cook
Pork & Sweet Potato Hash
Re-adapted
Italian Beef Sandwiches
re-adapted from Sunday's beef
Cook
Turkey Taco Skillet
feeds 3 more meals
Thu
Set aside
Breakfast Burrito
from Sunday's batch
Set aside
Turkey Taco Skillet
from Wednesday's cook
Cook
Taco Bowl
Fri
Set aside
Breakfast Burrito
from Sunday's batch
Set aside
Turkey Taco Skillet
from Wednesday's cook
Open
Night off
left open on purpose
Sat
Set aside
Pork & Sweet Potato Hash
from Wednesday's cook
Re-adapted
Turkey Taco Bowls
re-adapted from Wednesday's skillet
Cook
Skillet Sausage Pasta
Nine cooks, twenty meals. Sunday's beef becomes Monday's lunch, Tuesday's rice bowls, and Wednesday's Italian beef.$164 planned vs $303 the usual mix · family of four, modeled study, Naperville · the numbers
✓ Portions for each person, not "serves 4"✓ One Sunday cook feeds three different meals✓ A grocery list that matches the plan
How it works

The week, as one connected plan.

Most planners pick recipes one at a time. VectorMeals plans the whole week as a system — so one cooking session feeds three meals, groceries don't get wasted, and Wednesday doesn't sneak up on you.

A week that works together
Same-color meals share one cooking session. Cook once, eat for days.
Chicken prepPulled porkPasta bake
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
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Overnight Oats
COOK
Breakfast Burrito
Breakfast Burrito
Breakfast Burrito
COOK
Sausage Burrito
Sausage Burrito
Sausage Burrito
🌤️
COOK
Chicken Prep
Chicken Burrito Bowl
Chicken Quesadilla
Turkey Sandwich
Chicken Cobb Salad
COOK
Salmon Rice Bowl
Salmon Rice Bowl
🌙
COOK
Beef Pasta Bake
Beef Pasta Bake
COOK
Pulled Pork Prep
Pulled Pork Bowls
Pulled Pork Tacos
Sheet Pan Salmon
Pizza Night
Simplified for clarity. Real plans show portions per person, exact grocery quantities, and prep timing.
What makes it different

Four things no other planner does well.

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Connected meal chains
Sunday's roast feeds Monday's bowl and Tuesday's wrap. Same protein, different meals. Designed in, not left over.
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Portions per person
A teenager eats more than a toddler. We scale every recipe to who's actually at your table — not a generic four-serving guess.
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Coherent groceries
Ingredients are bought once and used across the week. Smaller cart, less waste, fewer 'I bought this for nothing' moments.
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Schedule-aware
Tuesday's late? Kid activity Wednesday? Takeout Friday because you already decided? The plan knows. Prep happens when you have time. Easy meals — or no meals — show up when you don't.
Why we built it

Most meal planners optimize recipes.
VectorMeals optimizes your week.

Most meal planners
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Pick recipes one at a time — no connection between Monday and Tuesday
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Hand you a generic recipe and tell you to scale it 1.5×
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Leave leftovers up to you (translation: they become science experiments)
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Hand you a grocery list with five things you'll only use a quarter of
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Pretend your weeknight schedule is the same every night
VECTORMEALS
VectorMeals
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Plans the whole week as one connected system, with intentional carryover
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Scales each recipe to your actual household — by person, not by guess
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Designs reuse in from the start — Sunday's prep is Tuesday's lunch
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Coordinates the grocery list so ingredients flow across multiple meals
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Knows which nights are busy and plans accordingly
In the app

Your whole week, connected.

Breakfast, lunch, and dinner across all seven days — one coordinated plan. Tap any meal to see who it's portioned for, how it connects to the rest of the week, and what to cook.

VectorMeals weekly plan — a real household's connected week
Real plan, real household. Names changed.
The math

One avoided takeout night
covers the whole month.

We're not anti-takeout. If Friday is takeout night, the planner knows — and works around it. What we save you from is the unplanned takeout: the 7pm "I don't know what to make" night that costs $30+ and shouldn't have happened.

Do the math yourself.
A pizza-and-drinks night for a family of four is easily $30 — and it goes up from there. VectorMeals is $9.99/month. If we keep you from one unplanned takeout night per month, the app has paid for itself multiple times over. The actual savings across groceries, food waste, and time are larger. We're documenting them — but the floor alone covers it.
What we measured
14–46%
cheaper than a blended takeout/home week
the everyday baseline
33–76%
cheaper than a takeout-heavy week
4 takeout dinners + 4 lunches
2–4
cook sessions saved per week
vs. a home cook who eats leftovers
Even the smallest saving in the study — a single adult shopping at Whole Foods — was $32 a week, roughly 14× the subscription. A family of four at Walmart saved $139 a week.
Modeled across three households over four consecutive weeks — 12 household-weeks, 48 priced scenario-weeks — at real Walmart and Whole Foods prices (Naperville, IL). One zip code, one capture window — directional, not a national forecast. The savings come from cooking at home; VectorMeals' job is making that effortless.
Why we publish the numbers
Every meal-planning app on the internet claims it'll save you money. Almost none of them show their work. We ran real generated plans against real grocery prices at two stores, with documented assumptions, explicit limitations, and the counter-intuitive findings left in. The full study — method, results tables, and what it does not support — is public. If you're going to trust us with your week, you deserve to see the math.
From the founder

Why a private pilot built
a meal planner.

"Twelve years at Caterpillar designing earthmoving equipment. Years running operational systems for commercial real estate. Pre-flight checklists every time I get in a plane. Then I looked at my own kitchen and realized we were running it by memory and stress…"

Read the full story →
— Danny, founder · solo, bootstrapped, built in the Chicago suburbs
Founding members

$4.99/mo. Locked in for life.

The first 100 households get founding-member pricing forever — even after we raise the price to $9.99/mo. In exchange, you put up with our rough edges and tell us what's broken. Fair trade.

The free plan stays free · Founding adds the weekly briefing and unlimited recipe imports · Cancel anytime

✓All current features, all future features
✓Unlimited weekly plans, regenerations, and households
✓Founding-member badge in the app
✓Direct line to the founder (literally — me)
✓Pricing never goes up. Ever.
Claim a founding spot
Start on the free plan, no card. Upgrade whenever the briefing earns it. Cancel anytime.
Questions

Honest answers.