Mazir
The Android app is in closed testing
Everything the web app does, on your phone and offline — the weekly grid, allergen cross-checks, shopping lists and week templates. Anyone can join the test: it takes a Google account and two clicks.
What Mazir Is, and What a Week Inside It Looks Like
A guided tour: the weekly grid, the recipe library, allergen cross-checks, nutrition totals, the shopping list, and the shared plans behind cooking together.
Use CasesSeven Kitchens, One Planner: How People Actually Use Mazir
The weeknight family, the shared flat, the allergy household, the batch cooker, the party host, the long-distance family, and cooking for one.
CollaborationPlanning a Week as a Group: Proposals, Votes and Who Cooks What
Draft the week, let people vote, finalize, assign the cooking nights, shop once, then rate what you ate — a routine for households and groups.
Meal PlanningFamily Meal Planning: A Weekly System That Actually Sticks
Why most meal plans collapse by Wednesday — and a five-step weekly routine that shares the load instead of piling it on one person.
Food SafetyCooking for Guests with Food Allergies: A Practical Checklist
How to ask the right questions, audit every ingredient, avoid cross-contact in your kitchen, and serve a meal your guests can trust.
EventsHow to Plan a Party Menu Guests Will Remember (for the Right Reasons)
A timeline-based approach to event menus: courses, quantities per guest, collecting dietary needs with your RSVPs, and who cooks what.
BudgetHow Meal Planning Cuts Your Grocery Bill by 20–30%
Where grocery money actually leaks — impulse buys, food waste, takeout fallbacks, duplicates — and how a weekly plan plugs each leak.
HealthEat Healthier Without Willpower: Meal Planning for Better Nutrition
Healthy eating isn't a willpower problem — it's a timing problem. Decide meals on Sunday and the hungry 6pm version of you doesn't get a vote.
SustainabilityStop Throwing Away a Quarter of Your Groceries
Household food waste is a planning failure, not a discipline failure. Pantry-first planning, scheduled leftovers, and right-sized shopping.
Time SavingMeal Planning for Busy People: Eat Well on 30 Minutes a Day
You don't lack time to cook — you lack time to decide. Batch the decisions into one weekend half-hour and weeknights run themselves.
Meal PrepBatch Cooking Without the Burnout: A Realistic Meal Prep Guide
Skip the ten-identical-containers marathon. Prep components, double your batches, and stock the freezer — 90 minutes for a week of fast dinners.