Fresh from the kitchen.

v2.3 is officially the pre-SaaS groundwork release. But what does that actually mean for you as a user today?

Two releases focused entirely on making the admin experience cleaner, faster, and less confusing. No new data features. Just better design.

Major version numbers tend to come with big lists of new features. v2.0 was different. Alongside some genuinely useful additions, it included something rarer: deliberate removal.

v1.7 was the release that turned MyMealGrid from a planning tool into a kitchen tool. The new Pantry Inventory System is the centrepiece.

The v1.4 release was about two things: making the shopping list smarter, and giving you full control over how MealGrid looks.

How many times this week have you stood in the kitchen at 5pm and asked 'so... what's for dinner?' MealGrid is built around one idea: decide dinner once, and stop thinking about it every single day.