FitLifeBud
Plans your week of meals so you never log a bite
The verdict
Deciding what to eat 3 times a day is the job this app takes over. You pick a goal to lose, gain or hold your weight, list the foods you like and the ones you avoid, and about 10 minutes later a full week of meals arrives with exact amounts and calories on each. Pro and Premium merge every ingredient into one grocery list grouped by aisle. There is no free tier, and Basic leaves out the list.
Get it if
You want the week's meals decided for you and gave up on logging every bite in a calorie tracker.
Skip it if
You want a free planner or prefer to pick your own recipes. Every plan here starts at $5.99 a month.
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What it helps you do
- Get a full week of meals planned for you
- Keep foods you avoid off the menu
- Shop the week from one aisle sorted list
- Swap out the rest of this week's meals
Plans and prices
Basic
$5.99$5.99 a month or $45.99 a year, for a weekly AI meal plan with exact amounts and calories on each meal
Pro
$6.99$6.99 a month or $54.99 a year, adds one weekly grocery list grouped by aisle and the option to regenerate the rest of the week
Premium
$9.99$9.99 a month or $79.99 a year, also with the grocery list and regeneration
What changed
Version 2.1.5
Fix unit conversion, Improve speed
Added to The Useful Apps
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The details
- Runs on
- iPhone, iPad
- Requires
- iOS 15.6 or later
- Version
- 2.1.5
- Size
- 58 MB
- Made by
- Justas Glodenis
- Free trial
- Try the paid version first
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