Stokked is a real-time family shopping list with an AI meal planner — built for the way real families cook, shop, and live. No more checkout texts. No more forgotten milk. Just everyone, finally on the same page.
The text at the checkout. The forgotten milk. The doubled-up loaf of bread. The list on the fridge that nobody updated. The kid who finished the cereal and didn't say.
It doesn't have to be like this.
Most lists are just notes. Stokked is built around the rhythm of family life — multiple cooks, busy weeks, and the way meals actually get planned.
When your partner adds milk, it's on your phone before they put their phone away. iPhone, iPad, and a home-screen widget. Offline edits sync the moment you're back online.
Tell Stokked what you have, what you like, and how busy this week is. It plans dinners, generates the shopping list, and can scan a photo of your fridge to plan around what you already have. Powered by Claude.
No clutter. Categories organize themselves. Stores remember what you usually buy. Items you've checked off live forever, ready to autocomplete next week. It just feels right.
On the train, Anna asks Stokked for a meal plan: "Three dinners, something with the chicken in the freezer, and something the kids will actually eat." It comes back with three recipes and a tidy shopping list, sorted by aisle.
Stokked's AI uses your saved recipes, what's already in your kitchen, and your family's preferences. The list lands in everyone's app instantly.
Mira finishes the peanut butter. Two taps and it's on the list. Anna sees it light up while she's in a meeting — and ignores it gracefully, because Stokked knows she's not the one shopping today.
"Weekly shop" for the supermarket. "Costco run" for the monthly bulk trip. Everyone sees what's relevant to them.
Jonas walks the aisles, ticking things off. Items he's bought before autocomplete. The "doubled bread" problem doesn't happen — the loaf shows as already in the basket on Anna's screen.
Categories are remembered per store. Each shop's list groups by that shop's aisles.
Cooking Mode opens the recipe full-screen, one step at a time, with built-in timers. The screen stays on, so nobody has to tap the phone with floury hands.
Liked it? Save the recipe to your library and it's one tap away the next time someone asks what's for dinner.
Changes appear across phones, tablets, and widgets in under a second.
Co-parenting, shared houses, in-laws — switch between families with one tap.
The next five things to grab, on your lock screen. Always one glance away.
Scan a product to add it to the list, and keep the family's loyalty cards ready at checkout.
Save what works. The AI learns your family's favorites and rotates them in.
Snap your fridge or pantry, the AI spots the ingredients, and plans meals around what you already have.
One subscription unlocks unlimited AI meal planning for the whole family.
Recipe full-screen, timers built in, screen stays awake while you cook.
Items reorder themselves to match the aisles of the shop you're actually in.
The hidden labor of running a household — remembering, coordinating, planning — is exhausting and uneven. Stokked spreads it out. The fridge magnet is finally retired.
“We stopped fighting about the shopping. That's the whole pitch.”
Bring your family's shopping into sync, and try AI meal planning with Stokked Plus.