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Version 3.3 · 2026-10-02
General performance, stability, and reliability improvements
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The store currently lists version 3.3, updated 2026-10-02.








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Turn food photos into recipes and plan your meals with ease.
AI Recipe & Meal Planner helps you discover recipes from food photos, organize your weekly meals, and generate shopping lists automatically—so cooking becomes simple, organized, and enjoyable.
Whether you're cooking for yourself, a partner, or the whole family, this app helps you plan meals faster and stay organized in the kitchen.
KEY FEATURES
Scan food photos
Take a photo of a dish and instantly generate a recipe with ingredients and step-by-step instructions.
Weekly meal planner
Plan breakfast, lunch, and dinner for the week using a simple and intuitive planner.
Automatic shopping lists
Turn your planned meals into an organized grocery list so you know exactly what to buy.
Save and reuse recipes
Keep your favorite recipes and quickly add them to future meal plans.…
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