
About
This app helps you plan meals and reduce food waste by suggesting recipes based on ingredients you already have. It allows quick food entry via photo, receipt, barcode, or voice, and generates grocery lists for missing items. Customize suggestions for various dietary needs and goals.
What's New in Eat
1.10
June 30, 2026
Eat is smoother for new kitchens and more reliable day to day. - Better onboarding follow-through and setup reliability - Improved pantry and grocery guidance after first launch - Stronger meal planning polish and daily stability fixes
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Eat Pro Yearly
Save 17%! Unlimited meals, pantry & goals.
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FAQ
How does Eat help reduce food waste?
Eat helps reduce food waste by suggesting meals based on ingredients you already have, especially those that need to be used soon. This encourages you to cook with what's in your pantry and fridge before it expires.
What are the subscription options for Eat Pro?
Eat Pro offers monthly and yearly subscription plans. The monthly plan costs $4.99/month, and the yearly plan is $49.99/year. A 7-day free trial is available for Eat Pro.
Can Eat help with specific dietary needs?
Yes, Eat supports personalization for common dietary needs and goals, including vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, keto, paleo, and low carb, among others. You can also input custom allergies.
How is food added to Eat's inventory?
You can add food items to your pantry, fridge, or grocery list quickly using a photo, by scanning a receipt, using a barcode scanner, or through voice input.
Does Eat offer step-by-step cooking instructions?
Yes, Eat provides clear recipes with a step-by-step cooking mode to guide you through the preparation process.
How can I manage or cancel my Eat Pro subscription?
Subscriptions can be managed or canceled within your Apple ID settings. It's important to cancel at least 24 hours before the end of the current period to avoid renewal.
What devices is Eat available on?
Eat is available on iPhone and iPad devices.
Does Eat have ads?
Based on the provided data, Eat does not appear to have advertisements.




