Recipes & Meal Planner

What’s inside

A cooking app: save recipes with ingredients and steps, then drop them onto a weekly plan. The shopping list builds itself from that week, combining the same ingredient across recipes into one line.

Made for a home cook, a meal-prep or nutrition coach sharing recipes, a family planning the week's dinners and a food blogger with a following.

recipes · meal-planning · shopping-list · cooking

Common questions

Is the Recipes & Meal Planner template really free?

Yes. Making Recipes & Meal Planner yours costs no credits and there is no card to enter. You get the whole finished app: screens, backend, sign-in and a live preview, yours to build on. Building the same app from scratch would cost about 20 credits.

What is inside Recipes & Meal Planner?

A cooking app: save recipes with ingredients and steps, then drop them onto a weekly plan. The shopping list builds itself from that week, combining the same ingredient across recipes into one line. It comes working with Recipe library, Weekly meal plan, Shopping list and Cook mode.

Who is Recipes & Meal Planner for?

A home cook, A meal-prep or nutrition coach sharing recipes, A family planning the week's dinners and A food blogger with a following. If that is you, making it yours is free and it installs on your phone in minutes, then you change it in plain English.

What does Recipes & Meal Planner not do?

As shipped, it does not import a recipe from a web link and order the shopping list from a supermarket. Each of those is something you can ask for in the chat afterwards; changes use credits.

How does Recipes & Meal Planner get onto my phone?

A web preview opens in the browser the moment your app exists, and you can press one button for a real install. On Android you get an install page with a link and a QR code, and the link always serves the newest version. On iPhone, Apple only lets apps install through a developer account, so that path asks you to connect your own.

Can I change Recipes & Meal Planner after I make it mine?

Yes. You describe changes in plain English in your app's chat and they are built into the app: screens, backend and all. Changes use credits that track what the computing costs. People often ask for things like: Turn it into a baby-food planner with age stages, Make it a batch-cooking app with freezer inventory and Turn it into a restaurant prep planner with covers per service.