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Private beta on the web now. iPhone and Android coming.

One plan for everyone at your table.

Allergies, diets, budget and the fast, all in the same week of meals. Tell Trapeza about your household once, in a quick chat, and it plans each week around every allergy and diet at the table and, if your family keeps the fast, your fasting calendar. It works to your weekly budget, uses what's already in your pantry, turns leftovers into lunches, and shows nutrition on many recipes. Bring your own recipes too. Then you get one grocery list, grouped by aisle, with an estimated cost.

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Example: a week of meals for a family of four, and its grocery list

This week

Nick: peanut allergyAnna: Orthodox fasting

  1. MonChickpea curry35 min
  2. TueChicken tortilla soup40 min
  3. WedGreek chicken rice bowlsAnna: fasting swap35 min
  4. ThuBlack bean and sweet potato tacos40 min
  5. FriLemon-dill salmon with potatoesAnna: fasting swap40 min

Grocery list

About $65–$90

Produce

  • 3 lemons
  • 2 avocados
  • 1½ lb sweet potatoes

Meat and seafood

  • 1½ lb salmon fillets
  • 1½ lb chicken thighs

and 31 more items, grouped by aisle

How it works

From “what’s for dinner?” to a full cart in minutes

Set up your household

Tell Trapeza about everyone at your table in a quick chat: allergies, diets, favorite foods, your budget. You only do this once.

Get a week that works for everyone

Each week, starting on Sunday, you get a meal plan built around everyone's needs. Swap any meal you're not in the mood for.

One list, grouped by aisle

Your ingredients become one grocery list, with an estimated cost, grouped by aisle, ready to copy, share or print. Sending it to Instacart is coming.

Trapeza plans around your allergies, but always check labels and ingredients yourself. It doesn't replace advice from your doctor or allergist.

What you get

A plan that keeps the whole table in mind

The fast, kept together

Trapeza follows Eastern Orthodox fasting with built-in Antiochian, OCA, Greek Orthodox and ROCOR calendars, or you can upload your parish's. Everyone in the family eats the same fasting meal. If some people at the table aren't fasting, they get an optional add-on, listed separately on the grocery list. Fasting is off by default and turns on with one switch in settings.

Allergies and diets shape every plan

Each person's allergens and diet are part of the plan from the start, so you aren't reworking the menu for one person at the table. Always check labels and ingredients yourself.

Easy to start, easy to change

Setup is a short chat about your household, not a long form. If a meal doesn't suit you, swap it for another that still fits everyone.

Built around your week and your budget

Weeks start on Sunday. Set a weekly budget and you'll see the estimated cost before you shop, and if a plan runs over, how much and how to bring it down. Mark the staples already in your pantry and they stay off the list and out of the estimate. You can also plan up to six leftover lunches a week.

Your recipes, with the nutrition

Import a recipe from a link or build your own, and the ingredients you add stay private to your household. Many recipes show nutrition information.

One grocery list

Everything you need in one list, grouped by aisle, ready to copy, share or print. Sending it to Instacart is coming.

Trapeza is in a private beta for friends and family, who join by invitation. It is an early version. Don't rely on it for allergy or medical safety, and it isn't medical advice. Support for Alpha-Gal syndrome is still being reviewed and isn't part of the beta.

Save your seat at the table

Trapeza opens to everyone in the US on January 1, 2027. Join the waitlist to be first in line, and share your link with friends to move up the list.

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