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Menu-planning software for camps, retreats, and outfitters that scales recipes and shopping lists by group size.
Wholesum is menu-planning software built for feeding groups rather than individual meal planning: it scales recipes and shopping lists to a specified group size, automatically adjusts meals for dietary restrictions, and lets a team build and share a full multi-day menu for a trip, camp, or retreat. It includes cost estimation so an outfitter can budget food spend per person, and offers mobile apps for iOS and Android alongside the web platform. The company is US-based, with a Montana-area contact number, and targets outfitters, adventure programs, summer camps, and retreat centers rather than home cooks. Plans are billed annually across three tiers based on group size and organizational complexity.
Personal plan is $13/month, billed annually, for one meal plan at a time covering up to 15 people; Professional and Enterprise tiers scale to larger, multi-location operations.
Use tool ↗Wholesum targets a specific, underserved niche, feeding groups of 15 to hundreds of people, that generic recipe or meal-planning apps aren't built for, with features like per-person cost tracking and dietary-substitution automation. It is not aimed at individual or family meal planning, so a home cook would find it overbuilt for their needs. Annual-only billing across all three tiers is a bigger upfront commitment than a monthly plan would be.
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