A week of meals that fits the people you actually feed
Planning for a household is not planning for one person. Kerah builds a week around every profile at home — allergies, halal, preferences, budget and how much time you have — and turns it into a shared grocery list.
Everyone’s constraints at once
Adults, children, elders and their different needs are all inputs to the same plan, instead of something you hold in your head.
The grocery list builds itself
The plan becomes a shared list your household edits together, and it stays in sync as people shop.
Budget-aware
Set a weekly budget and the plan works within it, with suggestions for where to save.
Swap anything
Do not like a meal? Swap it. Every replacement is re-checked against the same safety rules before it is confirmed.
How it works
- 1
Add the people in your household and their needs.
- 2
Generate a week — it respects every constraint at once.
- 3
Swap what you want, then shop from the list it produced.
Common questions
- Does it handle several different diets in one household?
- Yes. That is what it is built for. Each profile carries its own allergies, dietary rules and preferences, and the weekly plan is generated against all of them together.
- Can I plan around a budget?
- Yes. Set a weekly budget and the planner works within it, and shows where the list can be trimmed.
- Is meal planning free?
- Kerah is free to download and free for one person. Planning for the whole household — every profile, shared lists, lunchboxes and care — is the Family plan.
Start with one person, free
Kerah is free to download and free for one person. The Family plan opens it to everyone at home.