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FedGood review

Freemium#19 of 29 in AI Meal Planning Apps

A web-based household planner combining AI recipes, meal plans, pantry capture, and shopping automation.

7.4/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

FedGood is a web-based meal planning and recipe management app for individuals and households. It combines AI recipe generation, weekly meal planning, recipe search and URL import, nutrition and macro calculation, shopping-list creation, pantry updates from grocery receipts, cookbook organization, and household sharing. Its dietary, allergy, and preference adaptation makes it suited to households coordinating meals around specific food needs or ingredients already available.

The free plan includes unlimited saved recipes, one shopping list, one week of meal planning, five AI recipe generations per month, and basic meal logging. Home costs €6 per month with monthly billing or €5 per month with annual billing, and adds sharing for up to three members, unlimited cookbooks and shopping lists, plans up to three weeks, 30 AI recipe generations monthly, and full nutrition tracking. Family costs €12 monthly or €10 per month with annual billing, adds support for up to five household members, unlimited meal planning, and 180 AI recipe generations monthly.

FedGood’s strongest fit is a household that wants planning, cooking organization, nutrition tracking, and grocery preparation in one web service. The combination of ingredient-based recipe prompts, AI suggestions, automatic shopping lists, pantry receipt scanning, and cookbook organization gives it a broad meal-management scope rather than a narrow recipe focus. The 21-day planning horizon represented in the category specifications aligns with Home’s three-week limit, while Family removes that planning limit. Individuals with simple meal needs may find the free tier sufficient; households needing longer planning, collaboration, or higher AI-generation limits should consider a paid tier. Users seeking a non-web platform should look elsewhere.

FedGood pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • AI recipes adapt to ingredients, diets, allergies, and preferences
    • Meal plans automatically generate shopping lists
    • Receipt scanning adds groceries to the pantry
  • Where it doesn't
    • Web access is the only listed platform
    • Free limits planning to one week and five AI recipes monthly
    • Home household sharing supports up to three members

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