You already know what healthy eating looks like.
At 6pm, after a hundred decisions, knowing doesn't cook dinner.
7-day free trial · Cancel anytime · iPhone & Android
★★★★★ "I finally stopped staring into the fridge at 6pm." — Sarah M.
What Is Butler?
Have a recipe in mind for dinner? Open the app and add the ingredients to your grocery list in one tap (it can even check your fridge and pantry for what you already have).
Want to remember all of the Instagram saves and Pinterest recipes you pinned? Yep, Butler keeps them all together, along with grandma's handwritten cards and bookmarked recipes.
You spend less time figuring out what to eat and more time enjoying good food and the people around your table.
The Math
Delivery runs about $25 more than cooking the same meal at home. Order twice a week and that's $2,600 a year. Not because you can't cook. Because at dinnertime, deciding feels harder than dialing.
how butler works
Butler links your favorite recipes (the ones you love plus new ones you'll crave), meal decisions, and grocery lists, all in one place to eliminate dinnertime decision fatigue.
Save recipes from anywhere.
Instagram, TikTok, screenshots, cookbooks, food blogs, that recipe your mom texted you. Butler pulls them all into one searchable place. (Yes, even the screenshots. You know the ones.)
Choose your meals in minutes
Start with a plan Butler builds around your preferences and allergies, then change anything you want. It's your plan, not a PDF you'll abandon by Thursday.
Pasta with
greens
SAVED
Chicken
noodle
soup
SAVED
Grandma's
pancakes
SAVED
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Thu
Get the grocery list free.
Your meal plan becomes one organized list automatically, duplicates merged, sorted by aisle. Edit in one tap.
Cook with what you already have
Snap a photo of your fridge and get real recipes from what's already in there. Ask Butler anything mid-recipe and get an instant answer. Dinner help that shows up at 6pm, not Sunday.
Avocados
Greek yogurt
Cilantro
Chicken
thighs
3 meals from your fridge
Use spinach, eggs, tomatoes, and feta.
SNAP YOUR FRIDGE
Open your fridge. Take a photo. Butler looks at what's actually in there, the spinach, the eggs, the half-used feta, and hands you three real dinners from your recipe catalog that you can make tonight.
No shopping trip. No "we have nothing to eat." That produce you bought with good intentions finally becomes dinner instead of compost.
Rated 5.0 by home cooks
“I felt I had no meal options. So I'd just make the same thing every week.”
With this app I feel I can diversify, get inspired, and collect my recipes from all the places (handwritten cards from grandma, the web, cookbooks, Instagram, Pinterest, and more). Now I want to cook more! So far this app feels life changing!
5-star review from Cheyenne
5-star review from julianne
“This app is wonderful.”
It's intuitive to use, comprehensive in scope, beautifully designed, loaded with photos, and best of all it's fun to use. And, yes you can edit individual recipes, which are absolutely delicious and span all of the different cuisines across the globe. Thumbs up!
→ Takeout, again.
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Meal Plans
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Recipe Library
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More Meals at Home
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Grocery Lists
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Pantry Tracking
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Less food waste
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Less takeout
$0.56
Unlimited recipe imports
Unlimited meal plans
Smart grocery lists
Pantry & fridge tracking
Personalized recipes
Available on iPhone & Android
One takeout order costs more than a whole year of Butler.
Butler helps you cook more, waste less, and plan your week in minutes—for less than $1/week.
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Billed $29/year after your free trial · Cancel anytime in settings
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I've spent 15+ years helping people eat better at elizabethrider.com. And I can tell you the hardest part was never the cooking. It's the constant deciding.
Even as a food blogger feeding my own family, I stood in my kitchen at 6pm asking "what's for dinner" like everyone else. I wanted a system that adapts to real life, not another meal plan to abandon by Thursday.
So I built it.
— Elizabeth Rider, recipe writer, creator of elizabethrider.com and author of The Health Habit