FoodiePrep solves a familiar problem: recipes pile up across bookmarks, screenshots and social apps, but the weekly question of what to cook still gets answered manually. The app imports recipes from a URL, a photo of a cookbook page or recipe card, or a cooking video on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and Facebook, then organises them into custom recipe books that feed into planning.
At the centre is Chef Foodie, an AI assistant that learns taste preferences and respects dietary restrictions and allergies. It generates personalised weekly plans based on what is already in your pantry, suggesting substitutions and offering nutrition insight. A pantry management feature tracks ingredients on hand so you avoid duplicate purchases and can build meals around what is about to go unused, which also reduces food waste.
Nutrition targeting is handled quantitatively: you set a daily calorie or protein goal and the planner divides it across breakfast, lunch and dinner, sizing each recipe's portions to hit that meal's share. Swap any meal you dislike and its target carries over to a replacement built to match. An auto-generated shopping list follows from the plan, and a mobile app is available alongside the web version. FoodiePrep offers a free starting tier with paid upgrades.
