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Making the most out of your kitchen with a quiet counter.
Guides answer one question each, with the steps in the app. Articles go further into one part of it.
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- Plan meals with ChatGPT or Claude, tick the list on your phoneKeep planning in the chat. The plan and the grocery list appear in the app, ready for the shop.Read the guide
- A meal planner for two, with a portion for each personOne plan and one list for both of you, with a usual portion each.Read the guide
- A shared grocery list that builds itself from the meal planThe list comes from the meals you plan, grouped by aisle, with ticks on every phone.Read the guide
- Import recipes from any website into a meal plannerPaste a link and the ingredients, amounts and method come in.Read the guide
- Mealime alternative after 21 OctoberWhat happens to your recipes, which apps to consider, and how to move them.Read the guide
- Connected apps and assistantsThe connector address, what it can do, how sign-in works, and how to disconnect.Read the guide
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What the app helps with
- Throwing less away. The app tracks what you have and when it's about to go off, then asks whether you used it or binned it.
- Eating better without counting. Every recipe carries a calorie estimate for free. With PLUS, macros and beyond: a mix of diet metrics for a more holistic approach to healthy eating.
- Cooking with the season. The planner knows what is good this month no matter which hemisphere you're in.
- Keeping what would be lost. With PLUS, record someone cooking and you get the method in their words, and their voice on a file you keep.
- Reducing mental load. The app offers multiple ways to plan your week, automatically creates your grocery list, and scales recipes to whoever is eating.
- One table, different plates. With PLUS, two people share one library, one plan and one list, and a single subscription covers both.