Kitcha brings recipe saving, meal planning, shared grocery lists, and cookbooks together for iPhone. Import recipes from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, food sites, or other links, then search and organize them by meal type, cuisine, diet, or custom tags. Build plans manually, reuse a previous week, or use the Premium planner to suggest meals based on pantry items and dietary preferences. Grocery lists can be created from recipes or a whole plan, grouped by aisle, and shared so household members can edit and check items together. The free tier includes core saving, organization, manual planning, and shared lists; Kitcha's site says free users can import five recipes per week. Premium adds unlimited imports, recipe cleanup, nutrition details, and automatic planning. The vendor pricing page lists $29.99 per year, while the US App Store shows multiple yearly products at $24.99, $29.99, and $39.99, plus weekly and monthly options. Confirm the current offer in the purchase sheet. Kitcha requires iOS 16.4 or later. Its policy says submitted recipe content may be processed by third-party AI services; Apple also lists an unverified identifier-tracking disclosure.
