This app generates personalized weekly meal plans for families, considering allergies, dietary needs, picky eaters, and schedules. It creates grocery lists and offers step-by-step cooking instructions.
1.1.0
April 13, 2026
iPad support. DinnerTable now runs natively on iPad with responsive layouts across every screen. Cook mode gets a split-view layout so you can see the recipe steps and ingredients side by side. Grid layouts adapt to wider screens throughout the app. Offline sync improvements. Grocery list edits, meal plan changes, and cook mode progress now sync reliably when you come back online. No more lost check marks. Better error handling. Clearer alerts when something goes wrong instead of silent failures. Push notification setup, draft plan saves, and store lookups all surface real feedback now. Bug fixes and polish. Meal plan sort order is now deterministic. Kroger store coverage expanded (Metro Market added). Various stability improvements.
MoreDinnerTable is completely free to use and does not contain any advertisements.
DinnerTable is available for iPhone and iPod devices.
The app was last updated on April 13, 2026, indicating a recent update. It was initially released on April 8, 2026.
DinnerTable is rated 4+ and is suitable for users of all ages.
Yes, DinnerTable allows you to set up each family member with their own dietary profile, including allergies, intolerances, conditions, and dislikes, ensuring meals work for everyone.
DinnerTable adapts recipes for children by offering milder flavors, familiar textures, and smaller portions. Its feedback system learns their preferences over time to suggest meals they will actually eat.
Yes, DinnerTable is free to use, with no in-app purchases or subscriptions required.
Yes, DinnerTable works offline, allowing you to access your meal plans and recipes even without an internet connection.