All the relief of a meal kit: the dinner's chosen, the grocery list is built, at a fraction of the price. You shop your own groceries. Suppr does the deciding, for a few dollars a week.
Meal kits solved one real problem: dinner gets decided, so you stop staring into the fridge. The cost is a steep per-serving markup for a box of pre-portioned food shipped to your door.
Suppr keeps the part that helps: the decision and the ready-to-shop list. It drops the part that costs. Keep your grocery bill. Skip the markup.
Based on a household of four, four dinners a week.
*Estimates. Meal-kit per-serving pricing (~$9–12) reflects publicly listed rates; grocery costs vary by household and region. Suppr is a small weekly subscription on top of the groceries you already buy. We don't sell food, so there's no per-serving markup.
Size, hard dislikes, allergies. Answer once, and you're done for good.
A fresh set every week, each 30 minutes or less. Never a repeat of last week. No browsing. No building a plan from scratch.
One consolidated, aisle-ordered list that exports straight to Instacart. All that's left is cooking.
Every item below is something a competitor added. We left it out. Suppr decides, then hands you the plan. Nothing more.
Recipe apps recycle the same catalog. Meal kits rotate a fixed menu. Both run out. Suppr builds each week fresh, so it doesn't.
You won't cycle back to the same few dinners. Every week brings a different set.
Built around your household, your dislikes, and the size of your week. Food you'll actually cook.
Veto a dinner or flag a keeper, and next week adjusts. No settings to tune. It gets better on its own.
Join early access. Founding members lock in early pricing and help shape the first version.