Mealery alternatives

PlateJoy rocks. Food is a crowded space, but PJ is pretty different. Fans food on wheels startups are satisfying when you're in a hurry, but they aren't great for you and you get sick of them pretty quick or if you don't want to feed your kids fast/restaurant food every day. On the other side, grocery delivery let's you make great good, but you have to do all the work of putting together the recipes, ordering the right stuff, etc. PJ is great because you tell it how you want to eat, it gives you recipe options, and you get all the right stuff. It even works if you're not a good cook. Definitely give it a try. Note: I'm a very happy investor as well as customer.

Great idea! Simplifies cooking and meal planning a lot. Looking forward to the new features coming soon :)

This app has been really effective on the quality of my family's life, we can have home-made, healthy food everyday, in such a busy life, no mental effort. I make delicious recipes in half an hour, and do the grocery shopping once a week, from a list that is ready. Advanced search feature using the ingredients, is very useful when I have extra stuff left from the previous week.

Wonderful recipe management app that I use every day, as a hobby chef! Great points: - Devs always try to integrate new features (live activity support very soon after the feature was released) - Meal plan view WITH notes - Still adding new features (sections for meals in meal plan view) - Attention to detail features that elevate the app as a whole (clicking an amount of time in a recipe gives you the option to set a timer, clicking in ingredient in a recipe quickly gives you the amount) - Clean interface (a pioneer in this in the recipe app community!) - Relatively bug-free - Tags AND folders 🙌🏻 - Ability to export recipes into visually appealing PDFs/other formats Potential pain points (I'm biased because I use this app every day and have thoroughly explored it): - Some things don't work as smoothly as you'd expect them to and feel like they might have been overlooked (if you try to filter by tags in any folder view the keyboard blocks half the screen in iOS, the recipe import feature is lacking at times even on the subscription plan; if you give crouton the URL for some websites it won't auto-populate any fields (including the URL), if you've already started recipe(s) you can't scale the ingredients (meaning you have to exit the recipe to scale the ingredients and your progress will be cleared)) - Quickly inputting recipes could be easier (you can right click to turn a step into a section but you can't do this for ingredients, no markdown/keyboard shortcut support to quickly create a section, no markdown support in notes) - Nutrition information could be easier to read (it sits as a plain text list)