
EatPal: Picky Eater Meal Plans
Kid nutrition & meal planner
About
Simplify meal planning for parents of picky eaters. This app helps track safe foods, plan weekly meals, generate grocery lists, and offers AI coaching to encourage trying new foods. It supports multiple child profiles, allergies, and preferences.
What's New in EatPal
1.0.11
September 24, 2026
Food Journal See every meal your child has logged, a day at a time, with the notes you wrote and how much they ate. Find it under More → Food Journal. Notes are shared with everyone in your household, so a parent, a partner and a caregiver all see the same record. Copy any day as text to send to your child's feeding therapist. How much did they eat? When you log a meal you can now mark whether your child ate a lot, some, or just nibbles. Getting started New accounts confirm their email with a code instead of a link. First-time setup asks who you're planning meals for. Household invite links now open the app and take you straight to your household. Your progress travels with you Badges are saved to your account, so they show up on every device. Meals logged with Siri or your voice now count towards badges and reach the Health app. Fixes Changes made with a weak signal are saved and sent later instead of being lost. Meals are no longer counted twice in the Health app. The app refreshes when you come back to it, so you see your household's latest changes. Grocery items checked off on Apple Watch stay checked. Grocery trips no longer stay on the Lock Screen after you're done. Signing out stops notifications to that device and clears your data from widgets. If a purchase needs approval through Ask to Buy, you're now told it's waiting. Removed and replaced photos are now fully deleted. More text follows your iPhone's text size setting. Permission prompts now say exactly what each permission is used for.
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Pro
Up to 3 kids, AI coach, barcode scanner
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FAQ
What is EatPal?
EatPal is a meal planning application designed specifically for parents of picky eaters. It helps create weekly meal plans, generate grocery lists, and uses AI to suggest meals based on a child's safe foods.
How does EatPal help with picky eating?
EatPal utilizes strategies like food chaining, safe-food libraries, and tiny-bite progressions. It also offers sensory-friendly meal ideas and a try-bite tracker to celebrate small victories with new foods.
What are the subscription options for EatPal?
EatPal offers a free tier with basic features. Paid tiers include Pro ($14.99/mo or $143.90/yr) for up to 3 kids and AI coaching, Family Plus ($24.99/mo or $239.90/yr) for unlimited kids and family sharing, and Professional ($99/mo or $950/yr) for feeding professionals.
Does EatPal offer a free trial?
Yes, EatPal provides a 7-day free trial for all paid subscription tiers, allowing users to explore premium features before committing.
Can EatPal manage multiple children's preferences?
Yes, EatPal allows for separate profiles for each child, where parents can track allergies, textures they tolerate, and foods they are warming up to. The Family Plus plan offers unlimited kid profiles.
How are grocery lists generated in EatPal?
Grocery lists are automatically generated from the week's meal plan and are organized by grocery store aisle for efficient shopping. They can be shared with a partner with one tap.
Is EatPal available on all devices?
EatPal is currently supported on iPhone and iPad, catering to users within the Apple ecosystem.
How often is EatPal updated?
The latest version of EatPal is 1.0.11, and it was last updated on September 24, 2026. Updates typically address new features, bug fixes, and performance improvements.





