what’s for dins
Stop deciding what’s for dinner.
Eat like a meal kit. Waste like a meal kit. Pay supermarket prices. Dinsly plans your week around what’s actually on special, then fills your trolley.
Free for 30 days. No card required.
Six nights, no guessing.
Harissa lamb, crispy potatoes & feta
Japanese-style beef curry
Spanish garlic chicken & potato skillet
Thai coconut chicken curry
Tuscan ribollita, white beans & bread
Vietnamese noodle salad, nuoc cham
The weekly loop
A week of dinners built around this week's specials at your store — proteins, sides and all, with the shopping already worked out.
One tap loads the whole week into your cart at Coles or Woolworths through the Dinsly browser extension. No list to retype.
Kitchen-mode recipes, step by step, with leftovers already accounted for in the nights that follow.
Why it comes out cheaper
Ingredients shared across meals
The half-bunch of coriander that dies in your fridge is a whole bunch used across three dinners here. Meals are chosen partly for what they have in common.
Whole packs, planned to zero
Supermarkets sell 500g of mince, not 380g. Dinsly plans to the pack size you can actually buy, so the remainder has a job rather than a shelf.
Your pantry counts
What’s left over this week is stock next week. The plan knows what you already have and stops buying it again.
Meal-kit services solve the deciding and the waste, and charge for both. Dinsly solves the same two things against your normal supermarket shop.
from the person who built it
I got tired of the five o’clock conversation.
It happened in our house every night. Nobody wanted to decide. Someone would suggest something, someone else would say yeah, maybe, and half an hour later we’d be ordering instead.
So I built the thing I wanted. Something that just decides — food we actually eat, planned around what’s on special, with the shopping already worked out. I use it every week. My own dinners come out of this app, which means when a plan is bad, I’m the one eating it.
I charge $10 because $10 is what I’d pay for it. Right now it costs me more than that to run — the AI doing the planning and the servers behind it aren’t free — and I’d keep it running anyway, because it solves my problem first. If enough people sign up, I’ll work on it full time and keep making it better. That’s the trade, and I think it’s a fair one.
In the meantime I answer everything. There’s a Report a problem button on your plan and on every recipe. It comes to me, and I write back.
— James
One household. Every week planned, costed and carted. Cancel anytime.
Start your free monthQuestions
- Which supermarkets does it work with?
- Coles and Woolworths, both fully supported. Pick your store and your whole week — planning, specials, and the cart the browser extension fills — runs on that store.
- What is the browser extension for?
- It puts your planned week into your supermarket cart. Supermarket sites have no public API for that, so the extension does it in your own logged-in browser session — nothing about your supermarket account passes through Dinsly.
- Can I cancel anytime?
- Yes, from the billing portal in Settings. You keep access until the end of the month you have already paid for.
- What happens to my plans if I cancel?
- Nothing is deleted. Your saved plans, favourites and pantry stay exactly as they are, and come straight back if you subscribe again.