Last Updated on April 17, 2020
Available for Android and iOS phones – free. The premium version costs ,00 per month and is worth it.
Premium features include automatically generate weekly meal plans. The latter track what you eat even if you miss a meal or eaten more than supposed to, grocery lists automatically created after you set your weekly meal plan, reduce food waste with pantry tracking.
5. Paprika
Paprika is an amazing app for advanced users who already know how to plan their meals and track calories. It is what is called a “recipe manager.”
This tool allows you to enter your recipes (or add recipes from the internet) and build meal plans. It doesn’t have a database of recipes from where you can choose from, nor does it provide nutrition information, that’s why we said that it is indicated for people who know how to structure their meal plan without any help.
After you have built your plan, the app will generate your grocery list automatically.
Available for Android and iOS phones – ,99.
6. Yummly
Yummly is not exactly a traditional meal planning app since it doesn’t give you the option to select and organize your meals in a calendar.
But you can still browse and save recipes according to your personal preferences. You can also check the nutritional value of each meal as it has a large number of video tutorials, which is excellent if you want to develop your cooking skills.
Available for Android and iOS phones – completely free app. There is, however, a premium version that gives you access to a set of step-by-step recipes taught by some of the most renowned chefs in the world. A fantastic feature for anyone looking to become an experienced cooker.
