Step 1: Plan.
A week of meals in one tap, from breakfast to dessert (morning and afternoon tea included, because we’re not animals), for everyone eating, and cooked the way your household cooks.

My Tomte plans the week’s meals around everyone’s different needs, writes the shopping list and keeps everyone’s calendar in one place. The more you use it, the better it gets to know your household. All you have to do is eat the food.
The Family plan is $19.99 a year for up to six people. That’s less than $2 a month for the whole household, billed annually. Cancel any time.




Somebody opens the fridge, stares into it for a while, and asks the question every home asks at least once a day: what’s for dinner?
Half a bag of spinach is quietly giving up in the crisper, there’s swimming at four, and nobody wrote down that you ran out of milk. My Tomte is a family meal planner and organiser app for Australian households, built to take that moment off your hands.
Everything in My Tomte is connected, so the plan you make on Sunday becomes the shopping list, the food on your shelves and Thursday’s dinner.
A week of meals in one tap, from breakfast to dessert (morning and afternoon tea included, because we’re not animals), for everyone eating, and cooked the way your household cooks.

A list of only what you don’t already have, rounded to what’s actually on the shelf. You don’t buy a teaspoon of sugar; you buy the 500 g bag.

Snap the receipt and your fridge, freezer and pantry fill themselves in, prices and all.

Cook a meal and the ingredients come off the shelves. Leftovers go to the fridge; extras go to the freezer. Plans changed? The Now page shows what you can make, or just eat, from what’s in the house.


Allergies aren’t preferences, so My Tomte doesn’t treat them like one. When needs differ, it suggests a swap (olive oil for butter, leave the salt out) so everyone can eat the same dinner, and a food diary keeps each grown-up on track.
Dietary and nutrition
Family events sync both ways with Google, iCloud and Microsoft 365. Your work calendar doesn’t need to know it’s taco night.
Family calendar
Type “something quick with chicken on Tuesday” and the week rearranges itself. Smart Actions come with every plan.
Meet Smart Actions
Household tasks, from chores to bills, with reward tokens for the kids on Family. Plus a guest Wi-Fi code on the fridge.
See all featuresMore people, more allergies, more after-school activities; this is where My Tomte really earns its keep.
For familiesWhen one person’s needs shape every meal, and you’re tired of checking every label twice.
For dietary needs
You don’t need another gadget to get a family hub. Smart wall calendars are lovely, but they’re one more screen to buy, and the good bits, like meal planning and chore charts, often sit behind a subscription.
My Tomte runs on the tablet you already own (or a cheap one from the shops). Prop it on the kitchen bench, stick it on the wall, and you’ve got a family hub that plans dinner too. All for less than $2 a month on the Family plan, billed annually.
Less than $2 a month for the whole household, billed annually. Prices in AUD. Every plan starts with a 30-day free trial.
Yes. Dietary rules are strict: if a recipe isn’t marked to suit someone eating, it’s never planned. If that leaves a gap, My Tomte tells you why and how to fix it, and suggests swaps that would let more recipes in. It’s a guide for your household, not medical or dietary advice, so always check ingredients and allergen labels.
Google, iCloud and Microsoft 365, one way or both ways. Family events sync; meal plans stay in My Tomte.
My Tomte works in any browser, on any phone, tablet or computer, and you can add it to your home screen so it opens like an app. Native iPhone and Android apps are on the roadmap.
Yes, but you won’t be charged during the 30 days, and you can cancel any time before it ends.







Thirty days free. Cancel any time. Dinner, sorted.