Weekly planning fails for a boring reason: writing the plan is fine, writing the shopping list is tedious. Eat In AI does both in one step — a 7-day plan, then the list it requires.
The planner builds seven days of meals around your preferences, your household size and your dietary rules. It reuses ingredients on purpose, so a bunch of coriander or a tub of yoghurt gets finished instead of forgotten.
Every ingredient across the week is combined, de-duplicated and grouped so the list matches how you actually walk a shop. Tick items off as you go; the list stays in sync across your phone and laptop.
One planning session replaces seven separate 6pm decisions, and the shop is a single trip against a list you trust. That's the whole point: less deciding, less waste, less back-and-forth.
Eat In AI checks every recipe against your saved allergies and dietary rules before you see it, and regenerates anything unsafe. It is a strong safety net, not a guarantee: if you or someone you cook for has a serious allergy, always read packaging, check for cross-contamination, and follow professional medical guidance.
The AI Meal Planner is included on the Chef plan (€2.99/month) and above, both of which start with a 7-day free trial. Recipe generation is available on the free tier.
Yes. Each day can be regenerated or swapped on its own, and the shopping list updates to match.
It merges the same ingredient across different meals into one line with a combined amount, so you don't buy three lots of onions.