Mealbird: Macro Meal Planner: iPhone vs Android

Most meal planners average your week. Mealbird checks every single day.

Answer a short set of questions — your goal, your body, how much you actually cook, what you won't eat, what you'd spend at the store. Mealbird builds a full week of real meals around your answers, then checks it: every day's protein and calories are added up from USDA FoodData Central and compared to your targets before the plan is ever handed to you. Not an estimate. Not a weekly average. Arithmetic, per day, shown to you.

WHAT YOU GET

• A seven-day plan. Breakfast, lunch and dinner with real recipes, real portions and real cook times.
• Per-day proof. Every day carries its own protein and calorie numbers and a band showing exactly where it landed — no day is allowed to quietly come up short.
• The math, line by line. Tap any meal to see each ingredient's grams, its USDA entry, and the multiplication that produced the total.
• A shopping list that matches the plan. Grouped by aisle, priced, and checked against the budget you set. The food you eat this week and what the packs cost at the till are shown as two different numbers, because they are two different numbers.
• Repeats, if you asked for them. Say you'll cook once and eat it four times and the plan does that, and tells you which meals repeat.
• Your kitchen, your rules. Diet, allergies, ingredients you love, ingredients you'll never touch, the equipment you own, how many people you're feeding, which meals you make yourself.
• Swap a meal or eat out. Both show you what changes before anything is applied.

WHAT IT WON'T DO

• It won't guess. Every nutrition number on screen was computed from USDA data, not predicted by a language model.
• It won't quietly edit your plan behind your back.
• It won't dress an estimate up as a fact. Grocery prices are labelled as estimates, because they are. Validated nutrition is stated plainly, because it isn't.

SUBSCRIPTION

Mealbird is a subscription.
• Yearly: $29.99 per year.
• Monthly: $9.99 per month.

Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. The subscription renews automatically unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period, and your account is charged for renewal within 24 hours before the end of that period. Manage your subscription and turn off auto-renew in Settings › Apple Account › Subscriptions.

Terms of Use: https://mealbird.app/terms
Privacy Policy: https://mealbird.app/privacy

Mealbird is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice. Talk to a doctor or a registered dietitian before making changes to your diet, especially if you have a medical condition.

Most meal planners average your week. Mealbird checks every single day.

Answer a short set of questions — your goal, your body, how much you actually cook, what you won't eat, what you'd spend at the store. Mealbird builds a full week of real meals around your answers, then checks it: every day's protein and calories are added up from USDA FoodData Central and compared to your targets before the plan is ever handed to you. Not an estimate. Not a weekly average. Arithmetic, per day, shown to you.

WHAT YOU GET

• A seven-day plan. Breakfast, lunch and dinner with real recipes, real portions and real cook times.
• Per-day proof. Every day carries its own protein and calorie numbers and a band showing exactly where it landed — no day is allowed to quietly come up short.
• The math, line by line. Tap any meal to see each ingredient's grams, its USDA entry, and the multiplication that produced the total.
• A shopping list that matches the plan. Grouped by aisle, priced, and checked against the budget you set. The food you eat this week and what the packs cost at the till are shown as two different numbers, because they are two different numbers.
• Repeats, if you asked for them. Say you'll cook once and eat it four times and the plan does that, and tells you which meals repeat.
• Your kitchen, your rules. Diet, allergies, ingredients you love, ingredients you'll never touch, the equipment you own, how many people you're feeding, which meals you make yourself.
• Swap a meal or eat out. Both show you what changes before anything is applied.

WHAT IT WON'T DO

• It won't guess. Every nutrition number on screen was computed from USDA data, not predicted by a language model.
• It won't quietly edit your plan behind your back.
• It won't dress an estimate up as a fact. Grocery prices are labelled as estimates, because they are. Validated nutrition is stated plainly, because it isn't.

SUBSCRIPTION

Mealbird is a subscription.
• Yearly: $29.99 per year.
• Monthly: $9.99 per month.

Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. The subscription renews automatically unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period, and your account is charged for renewal within 24 hours before the end of that period. Manage your subscription and turn off auto-renew in Settings › Apple Account › Subscriptions.

Terms of Use: https://mealbird.app/terms
Privacy Policy: https://mealbird.app/privacy

Mealbird is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice. Talk to a doctor or a registered dietitian before making changes to your diet, especially if you have a medical condition.

Most meal planners average your week. Mealbird checks every single day.

Answer a short set of questions: your goal, your body, how much you actually cook, what you won't eat, what you'd spend at the store. Mealbird builds a full week of real meals around your answers, then checks it. Every day's protein and calories are added up from USDA FoodData Central and compared to your targets before the plan is ever handed to you. Not an estimate. Not a weekly average. Arithmetic, per day, shown to you.

WHAT YOU GET

• A seven-day plan. Breakfast, lunch and dinner with real recipes, real portions and real cook times.
• Per-day proof. Every day carries its own protein and calorie numbers and a band showing exactly where it landed, so no day quietly comes up short.
• The math, line by line. Tap any meal to see each ingredient's grams, its USDA entry, and the multiplication that produced the total.
• A shopping list that matches the plan. Grouped by aisle, priced, and checked against the budget you set. The food you eat this week and what the packs cost at the till are shown as two different numbers, because they are two different numbers.
• Repeats, if you ask for them. Say you'll cook once and eat it four times and the plan does that, and tells you which meals repeat.
• Your kitchen, your rules. Diet, allergies, ingredients you love, ingredients you'll never touch, the equipment you own, how many people you're feeding, which meals you make yourself.
• Swap a meal or eat out. Both show you what changes before anything is applied.

WHAT IT WON'T DO

• It won't guess. Every nutrition number on screen is computed from USDA data, not predicted by a language model.
• It won't quietly edit your plan behind your back.
• It won't dress an estimate up as a fact. Grocery prices are labelled as estimates, because they are. Validated nutrition is stated plainly, because it isn't.

SUBSCRIPTION

Mealbird is a subscription, yearly or monthly. The price in your currency is shown in the app before you buy. Payment is charged to your Google Play account, and the subscription renews automatically until you cancel it in Google Play under Payments & subscriptions.

Terms of Use: https://mealbird.app/terms
Privacy Policy: https://mealbird.app/privacy

Mealbird is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice. Talk to a doctor or a registered dietitian before making changes to your diet, especially if you have a medical condition.

Mealbird now speaks Slovak and Croatian.
Building your next week? You now choose the day it starts, so it can pick up right where this one ends.
Cold lunches: pick Warm or Cold under Lunch.
Tick what's left before your next week. The new week uses it first.
A dish on several days? Cook it once, or move it with "Another day", now with dish photos.
Keep out one way of cooking (no mash). Dairy-free on the diet step opens a smaller dairy card.