Mealime

Free#7 of 30 in AI Meal Planning Apps

Personalized weekly meal planning with grocery lists and cooking guidance.

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At a glance

• Editor score
  Not yet scored
• Pricing
  Free plan
• Best for
  Free mainstream meal planning
• Free plan
  Yes
• Paid from
  None
• Nutrition targets
  Yes
• Facts checked
  20 Sep 2026

• Where it wins

  • Personalized plans with diet, allergy, and disliked-ingredient filters
  • Grocery lists connect with Kroger, Walmart, Amazon Fresh, and Instacart
  • Hands-free cooking mode plus nutrition information and Apple Health integration

• Where it doesn't

  • The service is scheduled to shut down on October 21, 2026
  • Current Pro subscriptions will not renew
  • The product is not suitable for long-term meal planning beyond the shutdown date

Our verdict on Mealime

Mealime helps individuals, couples, and families plan weekly meals around diet types, allergies, disliked ingredients, serving sizes, and other preferences. It turns selected recipes into grocery lists organized by store department, then provides step-by-step cooking instructions, including a hands-free cooking mode. The app is available on the web, iOS, and Android, making it suitable for households that want one planning workflow across devices.

Pricing is straightforward: the product is currently free, and Pro is also free for everyone as a farewell measure. The published feature set covers personalized weekly plans, recipe favorites and notes, nutrition information, calorie filtering, adjustable servings, dietary filters, and grocery delivery connections with Kroger, Walmart Grocery, Amazon Fresh, and Instacart. Apple Health integration adds a way to connect nutrition information with supported health tracking. For shoppers who want planning, list creation, and recipe guidance in one place without a current charge, Mealime offers broad functionality.

The key limitation is its scheduled shutdown on October 21, 2026. Current Pro subscriptions will not renew, so Mealime is better suited to short-term use than to building a long-term meal-planning routine. Choose it if you want a free, mainstream meal-planning experience with mobile and web access, grocery integrations, nutrition tools, and cooking guidance before the service ends. Do not choose it for an ongoing meal-planning system that needs continued availability after the shutdown date.

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Mealime integrations

Mealime lists 5 integrations on its own site.

• Kroger
• Walmart Grocery
• Amazon Fresh
• Instacart
• Apple Health

Alternatives to Mealime

• AislePromptA free AI planner for households that connects meal ideas, pantry items, and shopping.—
• SFSamsung FoodA broad meal-planning app with especially strong Samsung and grocery integrations.9.0
• Eat This MuchA flexible planner for goals, budgets, leftovers, pantry tracking, and family meals.9.2

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