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Find recipes from supermarket ingredients and add your Mana grocery list to your Tesco, Sainsbury's or Waitrose basket. for the one who carries the list The mental load, lifted. Someone in every house holds it all — dinner, the baby's firsts, the school letter. mana holds it instead. Shop — the list keeps itself. The list writes itself from the plan, sorted by aisle; quantities match your portions and regulars return each week. Then the browser extension fills your supermarket cart automatically, prioritising your favourites and learning your preferences each time you shop. Step 1 Check what you need The week's list, written from the plan — look it over before anything moves. Step 2 Add all, and get a cup of tea One click — mana works through the trolley while you don't. Step 3 Review Check what landed in the cart, straight from the list. Step 4 Add individual items Anything extra, added by hand — still faster than the aisles. Done. The shopping, handled. The week's food, bagged — without a single aisle walked. why it exists Written by the people who needed it. We had two children, two jobs, and a fridge we stared into every evening like it might speak first. Every app we tried wanted more from us — more typing, more tapping, more tracking. We wanted less. So we built the tool we couldn't find: one that watches, remembers, and suggests — then gets out of the way.
Aug 19, 2026
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