PantryCompass

PantryCompass turns "what are we eating this week?" into a plan you can actually shop.
Drop recipes onto breakfast, lunch and dinner across the week. As the plan fills in, the app quietly does the annoying part: it scales every ingredient to the number of people eating, merges duplicates across recipes, drops the things you already have in the cupboard, and hands you one shopping list sorted the way you walk the store.
No account. No sync. No connection. Everything lives on your phone.
WHAT IT DOES
• Week planner — a horizontal day strip with four slots a day. A coverage dial shows how much of the week is actually handled, so you can see the gaps before Thursday does.
• Auto-fill — one tap fills every empty breakfast, lunch and dinner for the week with recipes that match your diet tags. Meals you already planned stay exactly where they are.
• Real ingredient maths — 250 g here and half a pound there become one line. Teaspoons roll up into tablespoons, millilitres into litres, and counts round up because you cannot buy two thirds of an onion.
• Aisle-sorted shopping list — grouped under Produce, Meat & Seafood, Dairy & Eggs, Bakery, Pantry, Frozen, Spices and Beverages, in the order you actually walk. Tick items off as you go; the list remembers.
• "I already have this" — flag oil, flour, salt or anything else you keep stocked and it stops appearing on future lists until you say otherwise.
• 24 recipes built in — breakfasts, mains, bowls and salads, soups and stews, sides, and sweets. Every one has full quantities, a method, per-serving nutrition, prep and cook times, and diet tags. Search by name, by mood, or by an ingredient you need to use up.
• Cook mode — step by step, one instruction at a time, with each step's timer built in and every quantity already scaled to your servings.
• Add your own items — kitchen roll, dog food, whatever else. They sit in the right aisle alongside everything else.
• Your record — meals planned, meals cooked, items ticked, lists cleared, cooking streak and recipes tried, with a weekly chart, a category breakdown, and twelve merits to unlock.
• Set it up once — default servings, household size, metric or imperial, week starting Monday or Sunday, how many days ahead the list should gather, and which diet tags to favour.
BUILT TO STAY OUT OF THE WAY
PantryCompass is deliberately small and completely offline. There is nothing to sign up for, nothing to subscribe to, and nothing is uploaded. Open it in airplane mode in the middle of a supermarket and it works exactly the same.
Plan the week. Shop it once. Cook without the guesswork.