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Plan the camping food so nobody does it all

  • The home screen of a camping trip plan for four families, with one thing to do tonight in an orange panel, send the plan so families can claim a dinner, and a list of meals with who is cooking and which are unclaimed.
  • A single dinner for 14 people with allergy and diet flags, what the cooking family buys, and where the chicken goes in the coolers.
  • A shared gear list with an owner for each item and a warning that two families are bringing a lantern and nobody has a spare burner.
  • A chat with SuperCat where the organizer adds a nut allergy and a late guest, the plan updates with what changed, and SuperCat splits the groceries evenly.
  • A settle-up screen for the trip: 212 dollars split four ways, what each family paid and owes, and the two payments that settle everything.

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A plan for a group camping trip: who is cooking which meal, what to buy and who buys it, shared gear without doubles, and a cost split at the end.

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Four families are going camping for three nights and I want everyone to eat well and nobody to do all the work.
Build me a small tool for the group. Ask me the dates, the campsite, how many people, any allergies or diets, and how much cooler space we have.
Home screen: the one thing to do tonight, and who is cooking which meal. Break the trip into meals, let each family claim a dinner, and show which ones are unclaimed.
For each meal: how many it feeds, what to buy and who buys it, with allergies flagged and what goes in which cooler.
Shared gear (stove, big pot, can opener, lantern, firewood, water): who is bringing what, and tell me if two people bring the same thing while nobody has something else.
When I tell you something changed (an allergy, a late guest), update the plan and tell me what moved.
After the trip, split the grocery cost evenly from the receipts and show the fewest payments that settle it.
Works on a phone and is easy to share with the group. Reply with the link when it is ready.

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What you get

  • The trip broken into meals, each one claimed by a family, with the unclaimed ones at the top.
  • What to buy for each meal and who buys it, with allergies flagged and cooler space planned.
  • Shared gear with an owner for every item, and a warning when two people bring the same thing.
  • A plan that changes when you tell SuperCat about an allergy or a late guest, and tells you what moved.
  • The grocery cost split evenly from the receipts, with the fewest payments that settle it.

What usually gets in the way

  • Four families each bring a stove and nobody brings fuel.
  • Meals are planned in a group chat and the shopping is done twice.
  • Dietary needs are remembered at the campsite.
  • The cooler is packed in a hurry and the ice is forgotten.
  • Fire rules and reservations are checked the week before.
The longer story

A group camping trip fails in two ways: one person ends up planning and cooking for everyone, or three families bring a lantern and nobody brings a can opener. The packing list is the smaller problem.

A plan built from the meals works better than a list of items. Each family claims a dinner, the shopping follows from the meals, and the shared gear gets an owner, so doubles and gaps show up before the trip rather than at the campsite.

Splitting the cost afterwards from the receipts, with the fewest payments that settle it, means nobody is chasing anyone for twenty dollars in the weeks after.

Send it as it is, or change anything first

SuperCat asks a question or two, then builds it.

Send on WhatsApp

Opens WhatsApp with this message and a code for 5 cans. Nothing to install, no account to create.

Prefer another app? the message.