Mealime closed on 21 October 2026 and said it would delete its users' data (source: mealime.com/closing, 28 October 2026). If what you liked was planning a week from recipes you already cook, MealPlan Kitchen does that: it keeps your recipes in one place, fills the week from them, and writes the shopping list from the plan.
MealPlan Kitchen is for people who have recipes they trust and want them planned, shared and shopped for. It is not a recipe discovery app. It does not hand you a catalog of new dinners to pick from. If you used Mealime mainly to be told what to cook, another planner will suit you better. If you used it to organize the handful of meals your household already eats, read on.
MealPlan Kitchen runs in your browser and installs to your home screen, so phone, tablet and computer all use the same account.
Signing up is free. MealPlan is free to use, with limits on recipes, cookbooks and monthly imports. Premium lifts the limits. Prices are on the pricing page.
No. MealPlan Kitchen has no importer for Mealime, and Mealime said it would delete its users' data when it closed (source: mealime.com/closing, 28 October 2026). If you saved favorites anywhere else, such as a link, a screenshot, a note or a recipe card, you can bring them in by link, photo or pasted text.
You bring your own. It starts empty and fills with the food your household eats. New accounts can add Starter Recipes, so there is something to plan with on day one.
Signing up is free. The free plan has limits on recipes, cookbooks and monthly imports, and Premium lifts them.
Yes. A kitchen is shared, so everyone you invite sees the same recipes and the same plan.
Not yet. It works in your browser now and installs to your home screen like an app.
Create a free kitchen and bring in the recipes you cook most.