Ski & chalet trips
A ski chalet for 12?
Sort out the meals in 10 minutes.
One shared menu for the week, a shopping list with quantities for the whole group, a cooking rota and the bill split at the end. Everyone's allergies and tastes included.
Free up to 6 people · €4.99 one-off for bigger groups · participants never pay
Sound familiar?
Who buys what?
Five people in the supermarket, three packs of pasta, no butter. And the shop at the resort costs twice as much.
Everyone eats differently
A vegetarian, a nut allergy, two kids who only eat pasta — and you're the one who has to remember it all.
Settling up at the end
Receipts in three different pockets and a spreadsheet nobody wants to open on the drive home.
Everything for the chalet, in one place
The week’s menu, together
Breakfasts, packed lunches for the slopes, the raclette night: plan each meal and lock the menu once the group agrees.
One shopping list with quantities
Generated from the menu and scaled to who is there for each meal. Everyone claims what they’ll buy and ticks it off in the shop.
A fair cooking rota
Cooking and washing-up shared by availability, so the same two people don’t spend the week in the kitchen.
Expenses split automatically
Everyone logs what they paid, Foodcrew works out who owes whom at the end of the week.
What it costs for a ski group
Only the organiser pays. Everyone else joins with the invite link, free.
Up to 6 people
Free
Every planning feature, no card needed.
7 people or more
€4.99
One-off Trip Pack: unlimited participants and 100 AI calls for meal ideas.
Several trips a year
€9.99 / month
Pro: unlimited trips, participants and AI. Cancel anytime.
Questions from ski groups
Do the other participants need to pay or create an account?
No. They join with the invite link for free, fill in their allergies and preferences, and see the menu, the shopping list and the rota.
We are 10 in the chalet. What do I pay?
A one-off Trip Pack at €4.99 lifts the 6-person limit for your trip. No subscription, nothing renews.
Can we print everything before we leave?
Yes. The menu, the shopping list and the cooking rota export to PDF or CSV, and expenses to a PDF report. Print them before you drive up and stick them on the chalet fridge, or keep the files on your phone for spots with no signal.
Can it handle raclette or fondue quantities?
Yes. Add the meal and the shopping list is scaled to the number of people eating that evening.
How much raclette or fondue for a group: quantities and shopping list →Ski meal-planning guides
- Meal plan for a self-catered ski chalet
- Packed lunch for a group day on the slopes
- How much raclette or fondue for a group: quantities and shopping list
- Catered or self-catered ski chalet for a group: which is better?
- Ski trip shopping list: what to buy before you go up, and what at the resort
- Family ski holiday meal plan with kids
- Early-season ski trip food plan for a group
Your next ski trip, minus the food stress
Create the trip, share the link, plan the menu together.