Eats: Automatic Meal Planner
What should we eat tonight?
About
This app helps you decide what to eat by learning your preferences and dietary needs. It generates weekly meal plans and automatically creates grocery lists based on your selections. Easily swap suggestions for alternatives to find meals you'll love.
What's New in Eats
1.0
February 20, 2026
Subscriptions & In-App Purchases
Monthly
Full access to Eats Faster for meal planning
FAQ
What is Eats?
Eats is an automatic meal planner that learns your household's preferences and dietary needs to predict your week's meals. It also generates an automatic grocery list for the planned meals.
How does Eats learn my preferences?
Eats learns by observing your meal plans and interactions within the app. It identifies patterns, respects your likes and dislikes, and uses this information to suggest meals you're likely to enjoy.
Can I change meal suggestions in Eats?
Yes, if you don't like a suggestion, you can swipe to see alternatives or type in your own meal idea. The grocery list will update automatically based on your changes.
Does Eats work on multiple devices?
Yes, Eats syncs across your devices using iCloud. You can plan meals on your phone and check your grocery list on your iPad at the store.
What are the subscription options for Eats?
Eats offers a free version with on-device AI for iPhone 16+ with Apple Intelligence. Eats Faster unlocks cloud-powered suggestions on any device for $0.99/month or $9.99/year.
Is Eats suitable for families?
Yes, Eats is designed to help households decide what to eat by taking into account who you cook for and what you like or avoid, making meal planning easier for families.
What devices support Eats?
Eats is supported on iPhone and iPad devices. The free version with on-device AI requires iPhone 16+ with Apple Intelligence.
How often is Eats updated?
Eats was last updated on February 20, 2026, with version 1.0. Future updates will likely continue to improve its features and AI capabilities.
