Tizan: Meal Plan

Forgot an ingredient — again? Tizan is built for home cooks who plan their week's meals before heading to the store. How do I start? Type in 2 to 5 dishes you plan to cook this week. That's it. No recipes to paste, no ingredient databases to browse. What does Tizan do with that? The AI breaks each dish into its ingredients, merges duplicates across recipes, and sorts everything by store section — produce, meat, pantry staples, condiments, and frozen — so you move through the aisles in one clean pass. When do most people use it? Friday night or Saturday morning, before the weekend grocery run. You plan next week's menu, Tizan turns it into a ready-to-shop, aisle-ordered checklist in seconds. Does it learn from my habits over time? Yes. Every completed list is archived. After a few months of weekly use, Tizan generates your ingredient consumption map — which proteins rotate through your kitchen most, which staples you restock every single week, and how your cooking shifts across seasons. It's a quiet record of how your household actually eats. What if I cook the same dishes often? Archived lists make it easy to rerun a past week's menu. Your history is the shortcut.