Easy Cook App vs MealPlan

What can you cook with what you already have? Easy Cook matches recipes to your ingredients. Mark what's in your fridge and cupboard — the app shows dishes you can make right now, plus the ones that need just a couple more ingredients. Features: • Recipe matching based on your products • Step-by-step instructions with a timer for every step • My Plan — line up dishes and cook them one by one • Shopping list — built automatically from missing ingredients • Favorites and recipe search • Exclusions and allergens — we hide dishes that don't fit • Calories, macros and cooking time for every recipe Free: recipes, ingredients and pantry matching. Premium: full step-by-step instructions with timers for every recipe. Premium is an auto-renewable subscription. The price and period are shown in the app before purchase. Payment is charged on confirmation; it renews automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the period. Manage or cancel anytime in your Apple ID settings. Terms of Use: https://alexeytarasoff.github.io/easycook-legal/terms.html Privacy Policy: https://alexeytarasoff.github.io/easycook-legal/privacy-policy.html Questions: dev.alexey.tarasoff@gmail.com

MealPlan helps you plan meals around real life and the ingredients already in your kitchen. • Build a weekly plan for breakfast, lunch and dinner. • Explore 220 recipe ideas, filter by cooking time, dietary preference, saved recipes and ingredients you have. • Adjust every recipe for the number of people you are cooking for. • Keep your fridge, pantry and freezer organized, including quantities and use-by dates. • Turn planned meals into one shopping list, grouped by aisle. • Set a weekly, two-week or monthly grocery budget with your own editable price estimates. • Scan a barcode to look up a packaged food and review its nutrition facts before saving or logging it. • Use English or Spanish, choose your currency and keep your data on your device. Optional Apple Health import can add your height and weight to your preferences. MealPlan is a planning tool, not medical advice. Recipe nutrition, grocery costs and packaged-food data are estimates; check product packaging for allergens and current nutrition information.