Why Silflay?
Because choosing dinner is only half the job
There are already plenty of recipe apps, meal planners and shopping lists. The problem is that most of them stop just when the supermarket work starts. Deciding what to eat is useful; turning those decisions into the right ingredients, quantities and products is the part that still takes the time.
Most meal planners stop too early
Once the meals are chosen, there is still a surprising amount left to do: adjust recipes for the number of people eating, work out which ingredients overlap, add the rest of the household shop, find actual supermarket products, compare the alternatives and finally get everything into a basket or around the store.
We built Silflay because that should be one connected job, not a chain of separate ones.
The meal plan should do the work
In Silflay, the plan is not the finished product; it is the starting point. Search recipes from trusted sources, import one from the web, scan a page from a cookbook, add one of your regular meals, or simply choose a supermarket product for an easy night.
From there, Silflay can scale recipes for the number of diners, combine ingredients and quantities across meals, add the other things you need, and turn the result into actual supermarket product choices.
A shopping copilot, not autopilot
The aim is not to take choices away from you. Silflay makes a sensible starting pick for each thing you need, guided by your priorities, then lets you inspect it and compare alternatives for price, value, nutrition or processing.
It can also compare supermarket prices, show how a product's price has changed over time, and alert you when the price or offer you are waiting for appears. Silflay does the repetitive searching; you still decide what belongs in your shop.
One journey, however you shop
If you shop online, Silflay can work with your supermarket account and get the chosen products into its basket. If you shop in store, the same work becomes an organised checklist. Either way, you should not have to start again once the meal planning is done.
That is why Silflay exists: not to give you another place to write down meals, but to remove the repetitive work between deciding what to eat and getting the supermarket shop done.