Standard
A conventional diet including all food groups with an emphasis on balanced nutrition and portion control.
Every screen in the app exists so you can tune diet, calories, schedule, and shopping to how you actually eat — here is what you can customise end to end.
Plan a single day or a full week. Most people start with seven days to feel the rhythm; you can always shorten the window if you prefer a lighter commitment.
Longer plans usually mean more variety without extra effort.

Pick a template that matches how you eat; the generator keeps your choices consistent across every meal.
A conventional diet including all food groups with an emphasis on balanced nutrition and portion control.
A low-carbohydrate diet focusing on protein and healthy fats, progressing through different phases.
A very low-carb, high-fat diet that puts your body into ketosis, burning fat for fuel instead of carbohydrates.
A plant-based diet excluding all animal products, including meat, dairy, eggs, and honey.
A meat-free diet that may include dairy and eggs, focusing on plant-based proteins and whole foods.
A vegetarian-style diet that includes fish and seafood while excluding meat and poultry.
Based on foods presumed eaten during the Paleolithic era, excluding processed foods, grains, and dairy.
Eliminates all sources of gluten, including wheat, rye, and barley, while focusing on naturally gluten-free foods.
Excludes all dairy products while maintaining balanced nutrition through alternative calcium sources.
Maintenance, surplus, or deficit — set a fixed goal or let the app suggest numbers from your stats. The plan then stays near that target across the week.

Lock protein, loosen carbs, or run high-fat — macro rails stop the plan from drifting away from what you are trying to hit.
Often the first lever people set explicitly.
Tied to diet template and calorie room.
Balances once protein and carbs are in range.
Exclusions flow straight into generation — so you are not manually vetting every suggestion for nuts, dairy, or ingredients you simply do not want to see again.
Add anything you want kept out — not just allergies — and new plans respect that list automatically.

Different days get different structures — extra snacks, skipped breakfast, or an evening out — without breaking weekly calories and macros.
Add or drop meal slots per day so the grid matches real life, not a generic template.

Per slot you choose whether the app suggests recipes, you pick manually, or the meal is marked as eating out.
Recipes chosen from your rules and history.
You browse and lock in each dish.
The rest of the week adjusts around blank slots.
Bring your own dishes in, favourite what works, and blacklist what does not — the planner stops resurfacing recipes you have ruled out.
Structured fields so nutrition and shopping stay accurate.

Search and exclude recipes you never want suggested again.
Tick what you own and we avoid suggesting things that need gear you do not have.
Healthier crisping without a deep fryer
Hands-off long cooks and stews
Chop, grate, and mix in one bowl
Smoothies, soups, and sauces
Fast grains, beans, and tough cuts
Optional boost when whole-food protein runs short
When you are cooking ahead, prep mode groups work sensibly so you are not juggling five unrelated techniques at once.

After the plan exists, shopping and cooking stay linked — so you are not retyping ingredients or guessing what is for dinner.
Lists aggregate across the plan; choose UK supermarkets you actually use.
Tesco · Sainsbury's · M&S · Aldi · Asda · Morrisons
Step-by-step instructions per recipe, with quantities aligned to your portions.
See how adherence and targets trend over time instead of relying on memory.