Recipe box · Meal planner · Grocery list
Save recipes from screenshots, printed pages, or PDFs. Plan your week. Dishlo turns every planned meal into one organized grocery list — combined, categorized, and ready for the store.
Sample recipes shown. Recipe images are AI-generated concept visuals, and nutrition values are estimates.
You already save recipes — in screenshots, camera rolls, and saved posts. Dishlo is where they stop being screenshots and start being dinner.
Snap a printed page, drop in a screenshot, paste recipe text, or upload a PDF. Dishlo extracts the ingredients, instructions, and servings — and estimates nutrition.
Drop recipes onto your week — breakfast, lunch, dinner, or snack — and set servings for each meal. Your dashboard shows what's cooking today.
Pick a date range and tap once. Dishlo combines every ingredient from every planned meal into a single list — deduplicated, unit-converted, and sorted by aisle.
Shop Mode is built for one hand and a full cart: big legible text, tap-to-check items, and a screen that stays awake in the aisle.
Cook Mode keeps the recipe readable while your hands are busy — timers, a unit converter, servings scaling, and scroll controls that don't need a swipe.
Every feature in Dishlo exists to shrink the distance between a recipe you want to save and a meal you actually put on the table.
Your whole collection in one searchable place — not scattered across screenshots and bookmarks.
A rolling calendar centered on today, plus a dashboard that answers one question: what do I need today?
The headline act. Choose a date range, tap Generate, and the list builds itself from your planned meals.
A distraction-free shopping view designed for one hand, mid-aisle, with a cart in the other.
A cooking companion that keeps the recipe readable and scrollable while your hands are covered in flour.
Your staples, remembered. Your plans and lists keep working when the store's Wi-Fi doesn't.
Dishlo never pulls recipes from websites behind your back. You add every recipe yourself — a photo of a printed page, a screenshot, pasted text, or a PDF — so your collection is built honestly, from content you have access to.
Dishlo is paid for by one thing: your subscription. Not advertisers, not data brokers. We don't sell your data, and we don't share it with third parties for their own marketing.
Your recipes, meal plans, and grocery lists are private to your account. No other Dishlo user can see them. No public profiles, no social feed, no strangers in your kitchen.
Your plans and lists keep working on a weak connection and sync when you're back online.
14-day free trial for eligible new subscribers, then $6.99/month in the US (price varies by country; taxes may apply). Billed through Google Play (App Store when available). Auto-renews until cancelled in your Google Play subscription settings. Cancel before the trial ends and you pay nothing. Deleting the app does not cancel your subscription.
Dishlo is live on Google Play for Android. An iPhone version is planned — email us and we'll let you know when it arrives.
Four ways: snap a photo of a printed cookbook page, add a screenshot from your camera roll, paste recipe text, or upload a PDF. Dishlo reads it, extracts the ingredients and instructions, and puts the extracted text in front of you to review before you save. You can edit the recipe afterward. Dishlo reads printed text and can’t reliably read handwriting, so for handwritten recipes, type or paste the text.
No — and that's deliberate. Dishlo doesn't scrape websites or fetch content from URLs. Recipes belong to the people who wrote them, so you add the content yourself from sources you have access to. The URL field exists to credit and remember where a recipe came from.
You pick a date range and Dishlo gathers every ingredient from every meal planned in that range, combines duplicates, converts units so amounts add up properly, and sorts everything by store category. Pantry Check lets you hide things you already have before you head out.
Your plans and grocery lists keep working on a weak connection and sync automatically when you reconnect. Adding a new recipe needs a connection.
It stays yours. No ads, no selling data, and your content is private to your account. Read the plain-English details in our Privacy Policy.
In the US, Dishlo is $6.99 a month after a 14-day free trial for eligible new subscribers. Pricing varies by country and taxes may apply — Google Play shows your exact price before you subscribe. Cancel any time in your Google Play subscription settings — if you cancel before the trial ends, you pay nothing. Deleting the app does not cancel your subscription.
Yes, any time — in the app under Account, or by email. See how to delete your account.
Nutrition estimates in Dishlo are AI-generated approximations for general reference — not for medical, dietary, or allergy decisions. Always verify ingredients, allergens, and food safety before cooking or serving. AI-generated recipe images are concept visuals and may not match the final dish. Full details in our Terms of Service.
Download Dishlo from Google Play, save your first recipe, and let the grocery list write itself. Eligible new subscribers get a 14-day free trial, then $6.99/month in the US.