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How it works
Shop Sorted helps busy UK households choose meals, turn them into one grouped shopping list, prepare supermarket basket support where available, and cook from clear recipe steps.
It does not sell groceries, deliver groceries or check out for you. You stay in control and review the supermarket basket before buying.
Review every supermarket item before buying.
The weekly flow
The page is easiest to understand as three questions: what you do, what Shop Sorted prepares, and what you still check before buying.
Household setup
Tell Shop Sorted the practical things that shape a real week: who is eating, what to avoid, where you shop, how much time you have and how much effort the week can take.
Household size and how many breakfasts, lunches and dinners you want.
Diets, allergens, disliked ingredients and anything the household usually avoids.
Preferred supermarket and staple choices, so the list starts in the right place.
Prep time, cooking effort and budget level for normal weeks.
Cupboard items you already have and basics you buy most weeks.
Save favourites, cook-again meals or skips so future weeks get easier to choose.
Review this week
Meals, list, basket support and recipe steps stay together.
Creamy apple and berry porridge with warm fruit folded through.
Fast enough for a regular morning.
Chicken, rice, salad and yoghurt sauce kept together with the list.
Useful for a busy midweek dinner.
From plan to basket review
Shop Sorted turns the meal plan into a grouped list. Where supermarket support is available, it helps you prepare a basket and labels anything that needs a closer look.
Use this for an online basket, an in-store shop, or a manual supermarket check.
Match labels explain what to do next before you buy.
Prices, stock, pack sizes and substitutions can change. Review the final supermarket basket before buying.
Cook from the same plan
When it is time to cook, you do not have to search for the recipe again. Open the meal from the plan and follow the attached steps.
Change what does not fit
If a meal, product match or supermarket result is not right, change that part and keep the rest of the week moving.
Replace a dinner, lunch or breakfast that does not suit the day while keeping the rest of the plan.
Choose a better match when pack size, price, ingredients or availability need a closer check.
Trust and control
The aim is to make the week easier to plan and review, while keeping the final supermarket decision with you.
Ready for a calmer week?
Save your household rules, choose meals for the week, and review the supermarket basket before buying.
