EatPlanet creates a weekly meal plan around personal nutrition goals, food preferences, household size, location, and grocery budget. It can estimate a calorie target using the Mifflin-St Jeor formula or use a target the user supplies. Meal plans can follow combinations of diets and excluded ingredients, with recipes drawn from a library of more than 5,000 dishes. Users can add meals they already like from photos, adjust plans when their budget changes, and compare the estimated cost of cooking with ordering takeaway. Grocery prices use live Kroger data in US cities and estimates or community reports elsewhere. EatPlanet requires a paid weekly or yearly subscription to use the app. All cost and savings figures are estimates, and the developer says the service is for general wellness, not medical or dietary advice.
