Mealime Alternative: Meal Planner Pro Compared
Mealime is shutting down October 21, 2026. See what that means for your data and where to go next.
Compare NowComparing your options before you commit? Here's a feature-by-feature look at how Meal Planner Pro compares with Mealime, Eat This Much, Plan to Eat and ReciMe, using facts from each app's own website (checked October 2026). Meal Planner Pro is our product.
Mealime is shutting down October 21, 2026. See what that means for your data and where to go next.
Compare NowBoth generate plans from calorie targets. Eat This Much adds a pantry and grocery delivery; we add health conditions and cuisines.
Compare NowPlan to Eat organises your own recipes on a calendar. Meal Planner Pro generates the week for you from a quiz.
Compare NowReciMe saves recipes from social media into a cookbook. Meal Planner Pro generates a personalised weekly plan.
Compare NowAnswer a few questions and Meal Planner Pro builds a personalised weekly meal plan with recipes and a grocery list for you.
Create My Meal PlanMeal Planner Pro automatically builds your entire weekly meal plan from a health and lifestyle quiz, including macros and a grocery list. Most alternatives either ask you to browse and pick recipes yourself, or organize recipes you already have — see each comparison for specifics.
It depends on the app. Meal Planner Pro starts at $8.99/week with no free tier. Some competitors (like Mealime, before its shutdown, or the free tiers of Eat This Much and ReciMe) offer a free option, while Plan to Eat is cheaper per month but has you supply your own recipes.
Apps that personalize to your exact macros and health conditions, not just a general diet type, tend to work best for weight loss and medical diets. Meal Planner Pro personalises plans for 4 diet types (omnivore, vegetarian, pescatarian, vegan) and can follow guidelines for diabetes, PCOS, thyroid conditions and hypertension.