Foodted meal planning artwork with a fridge, market basket, phones, and finished meals

Foodted Meal Planner

Your kitchen becomes the week's best menu.

Foodted turns the food you already have into a calm weekly plan with recipes, shopping, nutrition focus, and partner pairing.

Free for this first release. Built for Nigerian, Polish, and English home cooking with 81 practical dishes.

Designed for real home food.

Foodted is for households that want structure without turning dinner into a project.

Starts from stock

Pantry items, staples, barcode scans, and low stock estimates shape the plan before the shopping list is made.

Respects mornings

Weekday breakfasts stay light, two meal days become brunch and dinner, and heavy soups stay where they belong.

Shares the household

Pair two phones with a short code so partners see the same stock, favourites, dislikes, photos, and dish requests.

Learns from feedback

Rate a cooked meal, add a finished photo, and let Foodted bring loved dishes back more often.

Plan with what you have. Cook food you actually want to eat.

Three quiet steps.

Open the app, tell it your kitchen, then keep improving the plan as you cook.

Add your kitchen

Set household size, meals per day, cuisines, staples, ingredients, and nutrient focus.

Build the week

Foodted balances breakfast, brunch, dinner, leftovers, nutrition targets, loved meals, and shopping needs.

Cook and teach it

Use clear recipes, take or upload finished food photos, then rate the meal so future plans get sharper.

Questions before release.

Foodted is a free first release with no payment flow, no ads, and no account requirement.

Is Foodted free?

Yes. Version 1.0 is fully free. There is no paywall, subscription, card entry, or in app purchase.

Does it need an account?

No. Your phone stores your plan locally. Partner sync uses a household pairing code instead of an account.

Can my partner see the same kitchen?

Yes. Either phone can generate a pairing code, and the other phone can join with that code.

Are nutrition values medical advice?

No. Nutrition values are estimates for planning and shopping. They do not replace medical guidance.

What happens to food photos?

Photos you choose are compressed and stored for your meal history. If partner sync is on, a small copy may sync to the shared household.

Which cuisines are included first?

The first release focuses on Nigerian, Polish, and English home meals, with a structure that can grow to more cuisines.

Join the first free release.

For support, review access, or data deletion requests, contact the Foodted team directly.

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