When our second child arrived, I inherited the grocery planning. I thought it would be simple. I quickly understood how long it would actually take.
You read the flyer. You spot the deals. You hesitate — "doesn't really feel that much cheaper". At the counter, you grab the big pack — you don't want to come back. Back home, you cook it all at once so nothing goes to waste. The shepherd's pie ends up in the trash three nights later. And next week, you start all over again.
This tool didn't exist. So I built it — first for us, then for everyone who needed it too.
Petite Liste doesn't try to do everything. It removes the three chores that make grocery planning endless.
Pick your stores. The app tracks the week's deals for you and surfaces the recipes that are actually worth it.
Adjust the portions, the app adds it up. Ingredients shared across recipes get merged on their own.
Everything arrives sorted by aisle, with the price and store for each deal. You check things off, and you know what you're saving.
The web version stays available until the end of 2026. We'll guide you through the transition to the mobile app, without service interruption.
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