# Suzu

> Suzu keeps the meal plan, the grocery list, the to-dos, and the family calendar in one place. Text it when the day changes, and everyone sees the new plan.

## How do I keep meals, groceries, and the family calendar in one place?

It depends on who keeps the plan. Suzu fits a household where one person runs dinners, groceries, to-dos, and the calendar, and everyone else needs the update on the web, on iPhone, or by text. A shared notes app is enough if you only need one grocery list. A shared Google Calendar is the better fit if you need to edit everyone’s calendars together: Suzu reads the Google Calendars people connect and adds events only to yours.

Suzu is a family assistant for parents, couples, and roommates who share a home. It keeps meals, recipes, groceries, to-dos, and each person’s Google Calendar in one place on the web and iPhone, and it can sort spending once you link a bank. Free covers those shared lists and the calendar for everyone in the house. Plus is $5 a month for the whole house, as of October 2026, and adds asking Suzu to make the changes, texting from Messages or WhatsApp, routines, and bank connections.

Updated October 20, 2026.

## Start here

- [Suzu](https://heysuzu.com): Suzu: Family Meal Planner, Grocery List & To-Do App
- [Create an account](https://heysuzu.com/auth): Sign up or sign in. Free for the whole house.
- [Full product notes](https://heysuzu.com/llms-full.txt): Features, pricing, and the FAQ in one file

## Policies

- [Privacy policy](https://heysuzu.com/privacy): How Suzu handles account, calendar, Gmail, and bank data
- [Terms of service](https://heysuzu.com/terms): Rules for using Suzu