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Version 1.2 · 2026-10-08
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The store currently lists version 1.2, updated 2026-10-08.








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Vego turns "what do I cook this week?" into a swipe. Tell it your cravings and your budget, swipe the recipes you like, and get one grocery list where everything is already priced and sorted by aisle.
Going plant-based rarely fails on willpower. It fails on logistics: the supermarket, the restaurant menu, and the recipe on TikTok with meat in it. Vego handles all three.
SWIPE YOUR WEEK INTO A GROCERY LIST
Pick the cuisines you're craving, tell us what's in your kitchen, set a budget, and start swiping. Recipes are generated around your profile, not pulled from a fixed database, and they share ingredients so nothing rots in the fridge. A budget meter fills as you keep dishes, so you always know where you stand. Then everything merges into one list, grouped by supermarket section, with an estimated price on every line.…
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