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Mesa

Plan the week’s meals; the grocery list writes itself.

Everyone adds to the same list, whoever’s near the shop takes it, and nothing gets bought twice. Recipes and prep sit alongside — with the same people and roles as every other product.

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Platforms
iOS · Android · Web
Price
Free to start
Privacy
Invite only
Setup
Under 2 min
Example: a household’s plans, lists and money
InteractiveInteractive
  • Grandma’s 70thSAT 16:00Lakeview Hall · 14 invited11 yes · 1 maybe · 2 waiting
  • School run — swap weekMON–FRIArun takes mornings, Priya evenings
  • Dad’s cardiology follow-up12 AUGVisible to adults only · 2 reminders set

Grocery run8 of 12 done

  • Coffee beans (done)Priya
  • Oat milk ×2 (done)Priya
  • Birthday candlesFrom Rally
  • Paneer 500gArun
  • Bin bags

Anything you tick here updates the receipt in Tally.

Open balance
You’re owed $96Across 3 people · settles Sunday
  • ArunHouseboat · 9 days$52
  • PriyaHouseboat · 9 days$31
  • MeeraDinner · 2 days$13
Nudge everyoneSettle up
What’s inside

Every screen, per app.

Each product is built for one job and nothing else. What they share sits underneath: one account, one set of people, one set of permissions. Five of the seven are for home and personal life; Event Ops and Caterer Ops are for people running events and kitchens for a living, and inherit the same spine without pretending to be consumer apps.

Mesa

Two screens that only make sense together: the week’s meals, and the grocery list that falls out of it. Tick something off in the shop and the plan knows.

  • Meal plan

    Seven days, who’s cooking, and what’s already in the house.

  • Grocery list

    Built from the plan, grouped by aisle, shared live.

  • Recipes

    Scaled to headcount, with allergens flagged.

  • Spaces & chores

    Kitchen, garden, garage — chores rotate themselves.

Talks to Tally — a shopping trip becomes a ledger line. And to Cadence — “who cooks Thursday” is a day, not a task.

Example: this week’s meals in Mesa

This week’s meals4 of 7 planned

  • MONLemon rice + kachumberPriya cooks · 4 portions
  • TUEPaneer traybakeArun cooks · needs paneerOn list
  • WEDNothing planned — suggest something?

Grocery list · 12 items, 8 doneOpen list →

What you get

Built for six people, not six thousand followers.

  • 01

    Named circles

    One space per relationship, each with its own memory.

  • 02

    Roles & consent

    Guardians, adults and guests see exactly what they should.

  • 03

    Quiet by default

    One digest a day. Only urgent things interrupt.

  • 04

    Yours to leave

    Full export, one-click delete. No retention tricks.

Better together

Mesa is where most households start.

Everything else plugs into the same people and permissions. Adding an app is one tap — no new signup, no re-inviting your family.

Questions people actually ask

Is it really free, or free-until-it-matters?
One household, every core feature, forever. The paid membership adds unlimited history, automations and more Assistant actions — an upgrade, not a paywall on what already worked.
Can my parents use it?
That’s the design target. Invite by link or phone number, large type by default, and a guest role that needs no setup at all.
Who can see our data?
Your data goes to members of your circle at the role you gave them — not advertisers, not model training, not other circles.
What happens when the other apps launch?
They appear in your account as an opt-in tile. Nothing installs itself, and nothing changes price without you agreeing.