MyMenu vs other meal planner apps

• MyMenu vs Mealime

  Mealime is a meal planning app focused on simple, healthy recipes that take about 30 minutes, with over 200 personalization options (plan type, allergies, dislikes, servings) and an organized weekly shopping list.

• MyMenu vs Jow

  Jow is a French app that recommends a personalized menu from a catalogue of 5,000+ recipes created by its nutritionist team, and connects to partner grocery retailers so you can fill your online basket.

• MyMenu vs Paprika

  Paprika Recipe Manager helps you organize your own recipes, save recipes from any website with its built-in browser, make weekly or monthly meal plans and create smart grocery lists, with cloud sync across devices.

• MyMenu vs Plan to Eat

  Plan to Eat is a recipe organizer and meal planning calendar: you save recipes from websites and social networks, plan them on a calendar and get an automatic grocery list organized by store and aisle.

• MyMenu vs Eat This Much

  Eat This Much creates meal plans automatically from a calorie and macro target, your food preferences, budget and schedule, with automatic grocery lists and a virtual pantry.

• MyMenu vs Samsung Food

  Samsung Food is an all-in-one app for saving recipes from any website, discovering recipes in communities, drag-and-drop weekly meal planning, smart shopping lists and nutrition information.

• MyMenu vs Menu Semaine (Yumi)

  Menu Semaine is a French weekly meal planner where you build your week by hand, with an optional AI assistant called Yumi that fills empty slots, creates recipes from what's in your fridge and estimates calories. No account and no ads.

See our roundup of the best meal planner apps in 2026

Disclosure: this page is published by the MyMenu team. Information about MyMenu comes from its App Store listing; information about other apps comes only from their official websites (last checked October 2026) and may have changed since. "Not stated" means the information does not appear on the official site, not that the feature doesn't exist.