Meal Planner

Meal Planner is a weekly meal planning app that builds breakfasts, lunches, and dinners around your real life: supermarket, budget, cooking time, household size, diet, and allergies. Stop asking what to cook tonight. Open the app and the week is already planned.

WHAT YOU GET
• A 7-day meal plan — breakfast, lunch, and dinner — not a random recipe dump
• A shopping list grouped by aisle, with prices estimated for your grocery store
• Cooking mode with a step-by-step timer so you can cook without hunting for the next line
• Cheap family dinners, quick weeknight meals, and simple recipes you can actually make
• Filters for vegetarian, vegan, pescatarian, gluten-free, dairy-free, and common food allergies
• Portions for 1–8 people and only the cooking days you use
• Swap a meal when you are bored — the grocery list updates with the new plan

HOW IT WORKS
Pick where you shop (Target, Walmart, Tesco, Lidl, Aldi, Biedronka, and more), how many people you feed, how long you will cook, and what you cannot eat. Meal Planner builds a weekly menu and turns it into a grocery list you tick off in the aisle. Rebuild the week any time. Ingredients repeat across the week so you buy chicken, pasta, or rice once and use them in more than one dinner — less waste, lower grocery bills.

WHO IT IS FOR
Busy families, couples, students, and anyone who wants a weekly meal planner instead of scrolling recipe videos. Use it as a dinner planner, lunch planner, meal prep helper, or a budget grocery list app. Plan cheap meals, family dinners, vegetarian recipes, gluten-free meals, or a mixed week that still stays on budget.

FEATURES
Weekly meal plan · grocery list · shopping list with store prices · budget meals · family meal planner · quick dinners · cooking timer · diet and allergy filters · portion sizes · supermarket-based recipes

Premium starts with a 3-day free trial, then a yearly subscription through Google Play. Cancel in Google Play before the trial ends if it is not for you.

Meal Planner is an organisational tool, not medical advice. Always check product labels in store.