What's for dinner?
Sorted.

Annoyingly, it depends.

It depends on what you're cooking and what's happening with prices that week.

So Kepie prices your dinners at PAK'nSAVE, New World and Woolworths and puts the totals next to each other.

No national average. No guess. Just your shop.

From the supermarkets' own online shops.

We refresh them every week and compare like with like when pack sizes differ.

Individual stores can vary a little, so the checkout is always the final word.

That's precisely the problem. It depends what you're eating.

Pick your five dinners and Kepie will tell you what they'll cost before you shop.

Much more useful than us making up an average family who apparently eats exactly the same thing every Wednesday.

Yep. No subscription. No paid tier. Nobody pays us to change a recommendation, and we don't sell your individual data.

Groceries are quite expensive enough already.

No. You can plan a whole week and get the priced shopping list without signing up.

An account only exists so your dinners, pantry and shopping list can follow you between devices.

We'd very much like you to check us.

Kepie uses the supermarkets' own online prices, refreshed weekly.

We don't guess missing prices and we don't pretend different pack sizes are the same thing.

A small NZ team called Custard Square. We build our own things, from hot honey to apps, usually because something everyday is more annoying than it should be.

Kepie started with grocery bills, dinner planning and the feeling that somebody ought to make the whole thing fairer and easier.

It means Kepie is up and running, but we haven’t finished fussing with it yet.

Use it, plan your dinners, save some money. You might occasionally find a rough edge. If you do, tell us. We’d love to hear about it rather than pretend it doesn’t exist.