For cooks who can't shop at just one store
Mise turns your recipes into one deduplicated shopping list — organized by store and by aisle — so Celiac, allergy, and restriction cooking stops eating your entire weekend.
Early access for the Celiac & GF community first. No spam — one launch email.
Baked Ziti + Arroz con Pollo, deduped and split across your stores:
The Sunday problem
So the week starts with never-ending phone notes, a shared shopping note, and a mental map of which store carries what. It takes hours — and the milk still gets forgotten because it was never in any recipe.
Some stores are weekly runs, others once a month — and which stores those are depends on where you live. Every other app assumes one list for one trip.
Milk, eggs, butter — the things no recipe lists — are exactly what you get home without.
Recipes vanish into Instagram saves and camera-roll screenshots, disconnected from the shopping that would make them dinner.
"Managing Celiac means multiple grocery runs a week and never-ending phone notes I copy from every Sunday. I finally built the app I actually needed."
How it works
The whole loop, built around the reality of restriction cooking — not bolted onto a generic list app.
Paste the text, snap a cookbook page or an Instagram screenshot, drop a URL, or type it in. It comes in as a real, structured recipe — not a wall of text.
Your product shelf remembers that GF fusilli is Rummo at Whole Foods and your marinara is Rao's. Scan a barcode or tap once — the app does the sorting after that.
Pick a few recipes; it dedupes across them, drops what you already have, and surfaces staples so milk never gets forgotten. Occasional stores like Costco quietly accumulate until the trip.
Share the live list with whoever's at the other store. In the kitchen, cooking mode keeps the screen awake so you never lose your place mid-recipe.
Who it's for
Celiac, severe-allergy, and dietary-restriction home cooks who already shop several stores out of necessity.
Costco-plus-grocery households who feel the same list-splitting pain — just at a lower intensity.
Share a recipe and it lands as a recipe — one tap to import, and it flows straight into the recipient's own stores and brands.
You already know what you can eat. Mise doesn't make dietary or allergen claims — it stores your own choices and hands them back to you, organized. It just makes the shopping easier.
Pricing
Everything you need to replace those phone notes costs nothing. Premium adds the AI that plans your week for you.
Replaces your phone notes and a shared-list app, completely.
or $59/year · 14-day free trial
Join the waitlist and be first in when Mise opens to the Celiac and gluten-free community.
One email at launch. Nothing else.