The meal planner that finishes the cream.

of food wasted per person in the EU every year

130kg

of food wasted per person in the EU every year

Eurostat, 2023 data

of it is thrown away in private households, more than any other stage

53%

of it is thrown away in private households, more than any other stage

Eurostat, 2023 data

worth of food lost across the EU each year

€132bn

worth of food lost across the EU each year

European Commission

spent every day just deciding what to eat

16min

spent every day just deciding what to eat

Talker Research survey, 2026

The cause is surprisingly mundane: recipes are written in grams, but shops sell in packs. No meal planner we know of does the sums in between. Restlos does.

1. 1

   Tell it how you eat

   How many people, which days, lunch or dinner. Add dislikes, hard exclusions, a calorie range per portion and the cuisines you love.

2. 2

   Get a week that fits together

   Restlos chooses dishes that share ingredients, so the other half of the cream becomes Wednesday’s risotto instead of Sunday’s bin.

3. 3

   Shop one clear list

   Grouped by supermarket aisle and counted in real packs, not grams. Share it with a link and tick things off, even without signal.

4. 4

   Cook, tick, carry over

   What you buy fills your pantry, what you cook is deducted, and whatever keeps rolls into next week’s plan. Nothing is forgotten.

• Leftovers roll forward

  The rest of the two kilo potato sack isn’t waste, it’s next Monday. Anything that keeps shapes the following week’s plan.

• “Use it up” nudges

  Anything in your pantry that expires within three days is flagged, and planned first.

• Cook once, eat twice

  Double tonight’s portion and tomorrow’s lunch is already sorted. Planned, counted and on the list.

• Dislikes swapped, not dropped

  Can’t stand coriander? It is replaced inside the dish. Allergies and hard no’s never appear at all, not even as a substitute.

• Portions that fit you

  Set a calorie range per portion and every dish is scaled to it. No counting, no spreadsheets.

• Real dishes first

  Plans draw on a curated library of real recipes. AI only invents a dish when one is needed to use something up.

• Recipes from a photo

  Snap a cookbook page, your grandmother’s handwritten card or a screenshot, and it becomes a recipe Restlos can plan with.

• A list that works in the shop

  Grouped by aisle, counted in packs, in German or English. Share it by link with anyone; ticks sync when the signal returns.

• Your weekly waste score

  Every week closes with a score, what carried over, and the ingredients you bin most often. Watch it improve.

• It learns your taste

  Rate what you cook. Favourites return, and a one‑star dish is never planned again.

• Twenty‑four cuisines

  Rotate through the world’s kitchens or pin Thai to Thursdays. Add quick, air fryer or high protein weeks.

• Change it in plain words

  Reroll a day, drop an evening, or simply write “something lighter on Friday”. Then lock the week.

• Hosted in the EU

  All data lives in EU data centres run by European providers. No transfers to third countries, no small print about “adequate safeguards”.

• No ads, no data sales

  We earn money from people who use Restlos, never from advertisers, retailers or data brokers. You are the customer, not the product.

• No trackers

  No analytics scripts, no pixels, no fingerprinting. Even this website sets no cookies, which is why you have not seen a cookie banner.

• GDPR by design

  We collect only what planning needs: an email address, your preferences and your plans. Ask, and all of it is deleted.

€Every euro we spend on infrastructure stays with European businesses.

Our promise: no ads, ever. No selling of data, ever. Nothing you rely on today will be quietly locked away tomorrow.