Kama
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The only meal planner that starts from your grocery budget.

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  • Starts from the number
  • A week of meals
  • Priced line by line
  • At your own store
  • Before you shop
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Who it's for

For parents of young kids in a family of 3 to 5, usually both working, shopping mostly at a Kroger-family store.

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Start with $90. Get a week back.

Sample: a made-up family, made-up prices

Sample grocery list, priced at the shopper's own store

Weekly budget $90.00

  • Chicken thighs, bone-in, 3 lb$8.97
  • Ground turkey, 2 lb$9.98
  • Sweet potatoes, 4 lb$5.16
  • Broccoli, 3 crowns$5.97
  • Rotini, 2 boxes$2.58
  • Marinara, 2 jars$3.58
  • Cheddar, 16 oz$4.99
  • Black beans, 4 cans$4.36
  • Flour tortillas, 2 packs$5.18
  • Bell peppers, 4$4.76
  • Long-grain rice, 5 lb$4.79
  • Eggs, 18 count$6.49
  • Carrots and frozen peas$4.47
  • Plain yogurt, 32 oz$3.49
  • Milk, 1 gallon$3.89
  • Bananas and apples$7.74
List total
$86.40
Left in the budget
$3.60

Kama starts from the number, not the recipe.

Three steps. One number.

  1. 1Tell Kama what your family spends on groceries in a week.
  2. 2Get a week of meals built around that number.
  3. 3Read the list, priced line by line at your own store, before you shop.
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$5 a month. One plan.

Kama is $5/month. There is one plan, sold through NanoCorp's hosted Stripe checkout behind a sign-in.

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