Point the camera at the fridge, talk, scan or type. Tonight's dinner is waiting on the Meals tab, with more ideas from your pantry below it.
The family meal planner for iPhone that turns what you have into dinner, and shops for the rest.
Good dinneraround sixish.
Use what you have.
Make something good. Photograph the fridge, say it or scan it, and Sixish suggests dinners from what you already have.
- Snap it.
- Say it.
- Scan it.
- Type it.
Quick Cook finds dinner in your pantry in 15 to 60 minutes, from Easy to Involved. Nothing to buy, nothing to plan, dinner by sixish.
How long until sixish
About an hour to sixish. Here is a 30 minute one.
- Chicken, spinach and tomato rigatoni
- Lemon garlic salmon with green beans
- Black bean tacos with quick slaw
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What it does
Pantry dinners
Dinners from what you already have, with nothing to buy. Quick Cook has one ready in 15 to 60 minutes, from Easy to Involved.
Something new
Want a change? In Quick Cook, Discover starts from your pantry and adds a few things to buy. Each recipe shows what you have, and the rest goes on the list in one tap.
Food blog recipes
Search recipes from dozens of food blogs. Each is credited to its author, links to their page and is never rewritten. Every card shows what you have, like 5 of 8 in your pantry.
Plan My Day
Breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks, with sides. A weekly planner for the days after.
Grocery list
One list for the household, shop by store. Each checked item shows who checked it, and checking it off puts it in your pantry.
Cook Mode
Step by step, with timers. Tweak a recipe to make it spicier, lighter or higher in protein.
Food rules
Allergies and how the family eats, set once and used for every suggestion. Still check the label.
Save any recipe
From a TikTok or Instagram link, a photo of a cookbook page, or one of your own.
Four o'clock
to the table.
The afternoon, in four steps. Open each one to see the screen it happens on.
Take a pantry dinner, plan the whole day, or pick a food blog recipe or one you saved.
Whoever is at the store checks it off, and the list says who. Checked lemons go straight into your pantry, without a second step.
Cook Mode walks you through it with timers. Want it spicier, lighter or with more protein? Tweak it first.
It keeps up with
your kitchen.
Your pantry, your dinners and your grocery list are one loop, and each one keeps the next up to date.
Your pantry
Pantry, fridge and freezer, with how much of each is left. Sixish asks about anything that might be out, and marking something low offers to put it on the list.
Tonight's dinner
Made from what you have, or something new that needs a short shop. The missing ingredients go on the list in one tap.
One grocery list
Shared with the family and sorted by store. Check it off at the store and it is back in your pantry.
Checked off, put away. Round again tomorrow.
Good food,happier days.
Simple. Delicious. Doable. Dinner should do more than fill the table, and it should be there around six.
Questions, answered.
What does Sixish cost?
Sixish is free to use for everything except creating new recipes: your pantry, imports, cook mode, grocery lists and what it learns about your family. You get 30 recipes to start, then 10 recipes and 10 pictures a month. Sixish Plus is $4.99 a month or $34.99 a year for unlimited recipes, and one subscription covers everyone in your household.
How does meal planning work in Sixish?
Plan My Day fills breakfast, lunch and dinner for a day, with sides, and the weekly planner shows the days ahead. Choose dinners made from your pantry, new ideas that need a few things, food blog recipes or recipes you saved, and anything you need to buy goes on the shared grocery list. Here is how to plan a week of family dinners.
Do I have to type in everything I own?
No. Take a photo of the fridge, say what you have, scan a barcode or type it. After that, checking an item off the grocery list puts it in your pantry for you.
Does it keep track of my pantry?
Yes. Everything lives in Pantry, Fridge or Freezer with how much is left: full, good, low or out. When something has not been touched in a while, Sixish asks if you still have it, and marking something low offers to put it on the list. A quick way to make dinner from what you have.
Can it suggest something new, not just what I have?
Yes. Discover starts from your pantry and suggests dinners that need a few things you do not have. Every ingredient is marked have it or buy, and the ones to buy go on your grocery list in one tap.
Where do the food blog recipes come from?
From dozens of food blogs. Every recipe is credited to its author and links to their page, and the author's recipe is never rewritten. Each card shows how much of it is already in your pantry.
Is Sixish the app that used to be called Dishly?
Yes. Dishly is now Sixish: same app, new name. If you used Dishly, sign in with the same Apple ID and your kitchen is still there.
Can the whole family use it?
Yes. The grocery list is shared with your household, and each checked item shows who checked it. One Sixish Plus subscription covers everyone at home. How to keep one grocery list for the whole house.
What about allergies?
Set your food rules once: allergies and how the family eats. Sixish uses them for every suggestion. Still check the label.
What do I need, and when can I get it?
An iPhone. Sixish is in beta on iPhone now. Get early access and we will send you a TestFlight invite when a spot opens.
See you at
sixish.
Sixish is coming to iPhone, with one list for the whole family. Get early access and we will send you a TestFlight invite when a spot opens.
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