Big family
Weekly meal plans, adjusted quantities, and a list everyone can add to.
Grocery budget
Groceries are often a household's biggest variable expense. With a simple method (meal plans, a list, price comparison) and the right tools, you can cut that bill significantly without eating any worse.
Free, no credit card, no commitment.

Tell Ecomely what's in your fridge: she suggests dishes, including ones you could make with just one or two extra purchases.
Planned meals fill your Shopping List, with quantities adjusted to the number of people.
Sorted by aisle, shared with your household, checked off live in the store.
The comparison tool shows where your list costs the least near you.
Three habits cost a lot: shopping without a list, buying without knowing what you'll cook, and throwing out what got forgotten at the back of the fridge. Add to that the quick trips to the store "for just two things" that end with a full cart, and prices that vary widely from one chain to another.
The good news: each of these leaks can be fixed with one simple habit, and the savings add up week after week.
Planning the week's meals takes ten minutes and changes everything: you only buy what you'll use, you make the most of leftovers, and you skip last-minute ready meals. Ecomely offers over 1,100 step-by-step recipes, sorted by theme (quick, budget-friendly, vegetarian, French cuisine, world food), with quantities adjusted to the number of people.
When you add a recipe to your meal plan, its ingredients go straight into your Shopping List, taking into account what you already have.
Type what you have left ("zucchini, bacon bits, grated cheese") and possible dishes appear.
Yesterday's dinner becomes an idea for tomorrow.
The list is sorted by aisle, in store order, so you don't forget anything or walk in circles. It's shared with your household: everyone adds what's missing, and you check items off live while shopping. Your usual baskets can be reused in one tap.
You can track a monthly grocery budget in the same app, showing what's been spent and what's left.
The same basket can cost a lot more from one chain to another. Ecomely's comparison tool estimates the price of your list in stores around you, using public price sources and prices reported by users. You pick the best-value store, and Ecomely keeps track of how much you've saved.
The comparison tool is free, just like the list and the recipes.
"What can I make tonight with eggs, potatoes and onions?", "add what I need to make crêpes for 6", "plan this week's meals on a budget": Zély suggests, adjusts and fills your list. While you cook, step-by-step mode shows one step at a time, with timers.
Do your next grocery run with a real list Free recipes, shared list and price comparison, ready in 30 seconds.
Create my free accountSimple habits to adopt one at a time. Together, they can make a real difference to your monthly budget.
A quick look in the fridge and cupboards avoids duplicates and food that ends up in the trash.
Even five dinners out of seven is enough: your list gets precise and impulse buys go down.
Your list is your best defense against deals that aren't really deals.
The bigger pack isn't always cheaper; the unit price by weight or volume settles it.
On many staples, the quality difference is small and the savings are real.
Gratin, soup, quiche, omelet: leftovers make excellent meals and cut down on waste.
Seasonal fruit and vegetables taste better and are often cheaper.
One or two big trips a week instead of five small ones: fewer temptations, less spending.
Recipes, list and price comparison included.
Pick recipes or cook with what you have.
Sorted by aisle, shared with your household.
The comparison tool shows you where your list costs the least.
Weekly meal plans, adjusted quantities, and a list everyone can add to.
Budget-friendly recipes and the cheapest store in the neighborhood.
A meal plan made on Sunday, a shared list, fewer ready meals.
Cook what's left in the fridge before it goes bad.
Plan your meals, make a list and stick to it, compare prices between stores and cook your leftovers. Ecomely brings together recipes, a shared list sorted by aisle and a price comparison tool, for free.
Yes. It estimates the price of your list in nearby stores using public sources and prices reported by users.
Over 1,100 step-by-step recipes, with adjustable quantities, themes (quick, budget-friendly, vegetarian, French cuisine…) and a "with what I have" search.
Yes, with your whole household in a Shared Space: everyone adds items and checks them off live.
Yes, with a monthly grocery budget and tracking of what's already been spent.
No, the recipes, the list and the price comparison tool are free. Zély Essentiel adds open conversation so you can get help in the kitchen.

Free recipes, shared list and price comparison, ready in 30 seconds.
Free, no credit card, no commitment.