Scaled to your household
Quantities follow the number of people you’re actually feeding, all the way through to the shopping list.
Dinner, sorted.
Every week.
Nom plans your weeknight dinners around three things most recipe apps ignore: your budget, your supermarket, and how many people you’re actually cooking for.
Screens show a household shopping in the UK. Supermarkets and currency follow the country you’re in.
- Available on
- iPhone & iPad only
- Requires
- iOS 16.0 or later
- Price
- Free 7 day trial, then £4.99 monthly
- Rated
- 4+ · Food & Drink
Three questions and a week of dinners.
Setup takes a couple of minutes. After that, a week takes seconds.
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Step one
Tell Nom the shape of your week
Which nights you cook, who you’re cooking for, what you’d rather avoid, and where you shop.
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Step two
Choose the dinners, or don’t
Swipe through dinners and pick your own, or let Nom build the whole week for you.
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Step three
Shop from one list
Grouped by aisle, scaled to your household, and costed against your budget before you leave the house.
Know what the shop costs before you go.
Set a weekly budget and Nom shows you where the plan lands against it. Choose from the supermarkets in your country and the estimate adjusts to reflect where you actually shop.
- A running estimate for the whole week, not per recipe
- Tracked against the budget you set, so you see it before the till does
- Swap a dinner and the number moves with it
One list, sorted by aisle.
Every dinner in the week collapses into a single shopping list. Ingredients are combined across recipes and quantities are scaled to the number of people you’re feeding — so you buy one bunch of coriander, not four.
- Grouped by aisle, so you walk the shop once
- Quantities scaled to your household, not to a fixed serving count
- Tick items off as you go
Don’t fancy it? Swap it.
Any dinner in the week can go. Filter what replaces it by cook time, nutrition, protein, cuisine or what you avoid, pick something else, and your shopping list updates with it.
- Search or browse by cuisine
- Every filter in one tap-to-add list
- The list and the cost follow the swap automatically
Eating around something.
Vegetarian, vegan, gluten free, dairy free, pescatarian or avoiding pork — Nom only plans dinners that fit. Add allergens and they’re filtered out before you ever see them.
- Six dietary preferences, combinable
- Add your own allergens beyond the common ones
- If your choices leave too little to work with, Nom says so up front
Every recipe, step by step.
Each dinner has its own page: what’s in it, how long it takes, what it comes to, and the method in order. Save the ones that worked, and add your own recipes alongside them.
- Cook time and calories on every dinner
- Dietary tags shown on the recipe, not buried in settings
- Bookmark a dinner and pull it into a future week
It gets better the longer you use it.
Nom remembers the week it just gave you, and the one before that.
Priced where you shop
Pick your supermarket and the week’s estimate adjusts to reflect where you’re buying.
Leads with what you like
Tell Nom the proteins you enjoy and your plan starts from those instead of from everything.
Fewer repeats
Nom remembers what it has already served you and reaches for something new first.
Your own recipes
Add the dinners you already cook and Nom plans them in alongside the rest of the week.
Saved for later
Keep the ones that worked. They’re there when you want them back in a week.
What it costs
Seven days free, then £4.99 a month. There’s no cut-down free version and no ads — the trial is the whole app, and after that it’s a subscription.
- Seven days free. The full app, not a sample of it.
- £4.99 a month after that. Billed through your Apple Account.
- Cancel any time in your Apple Account settings.
Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. Subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. See the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
Let Nom plan your dinners this week.
Answer a few questions tonight, and the week is already done.