What are we eating this week?
Haplijst sorts it out.
One click for a weekly plan from more than 2,000 recipes with photos. Or simply say what you feel like and Haplijst picks three dishes. The groceries land on your list automatically, in the walking route of your store, or in your Picnic basket.
- Free
- No app store needed
- Together with your household
The app is in Dutch; this page explains it in English.
No more ‘what’s for dinner?’
One click and the week is planned. Change whatever you like.
No forgotten groceries
Everything you need is on the list, in the right quantities, sorted by aisle.
Grip on money and health
Cost per day, a weekly budget, kcal and protein per portion.
Together, without the hassle
Everyone swipes. One plan, one list, one order.
The same three steps every week
Make a plan
Tap Plan the week. Haplijst picks dishes that match your diet, your favourites and the season. Or tell it what you feel like: ‘lots of veg, not much time in the kitchen’.
Check the groceries
The list follows from your plan. Tick what you already have; the rest is grouped by aisle.
Order or shop
Delivery? Haplijst fills your Picnic basket. Shopping yourself? Shop mode walks you through the store.
Small things that make the week easier
- Meal prep: choose how many evenings you cook; leftovers are planned and the groceries are scaled.
- Cook mode with timers, voice control and step-by-step instructions, also for two phones at once.
- Freezer: freeze portions after cooking and plan them on a lazy day, without groceries.
- Learns from you: dishes you swap out are picked less, favourites return every few weeks.
- Push notifications, calendar subscription and a weekly menu mail for your dietitian or coach.
Frequently asked
Is Haplijst free?
Yes. Planning, the recipes, the grocery list, shop mode and ordering at Picnic are free. You get 10 AI turns to try; Haplijst Plus (€ 3.99 a month, cancel any time) gives you 60 a month, or bring your own OpenAI key.
Is the app available in English?
The website is. The app itself is currently in Dutch, and the recipes are Dutch too. The interface is simple enough to use with basic Dutch, and an English version of the app is on the roadmap.
Which supermarkets?
Ordering works with Picnic. Shopping yourself works at any store: the list follows the walking route you set, with search links to Albert Heijn or Jumbo.
Can my partner or flatmates join?
Yes. Invite them to your household; you share the plan, the list and the order. Everyone swipes for themselves and the planner favours what everybody likes.
What about my data?
Passwords are hashed, keys are encrypted and only your own household sees your plan and list. No ads, no reselling.