Cut your grocery bill. Stop wasting food.
Plate Planner builds your entire week of meals, shopping lists, and macros — automatically. No tracking. No effort. No guesswork.
WHAT IT DOES
Plate Planner is a smart meal planning system designed to save you money, reduce food waste, and remove the daily stress of deciding what to eat. Enter your budget, preferences, and goals — and Plate Planner generates a complete weekly plan tailored to you.
Save money without thinking about it
- Automatically selects cost-effective ingredients
- Matches meals to your budget
- Reduces unnecessary purchases
Built-in leftover logic
- Meals are connected across the week
- Leftovers become future meals
- Ingredients are fully utilised
Interweekly carryover
Unused ingredients carry into future weeks, compounding savings.
Estimated macros without manual tracking
Approximate nutritional information based on standard ingredient values, with zero manual input.
Automatic shopping lists
No duplicates. No guesswork. No overbuying.
Better for you — and the planet
Reduce waste and lower your environmental impact.
Community-driven meals
Access a growing library of user-contributed recipes.
WHO IT'S FOR
- Budget-conscious users
- Busy people
- Fitness-focused users
In short, Plate Planner replaces meal planning, grocery thinking, and macro tracking with one simple system.
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PRIVACY & TERMS
Privacy Policy: https://plateplanner.com.au/privacy
Terms of Service: https://plateplanner.com.au/terms
Use of this app is governed by Apple's Standard License Agreement (EULA), available at https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION
Plate Planner Pro Monthly — $7.99/month, auto-renewing
Plate Planner Pro Annual — $59.99/year, auto-renewing
Subscriptions automatically renew unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. You can manage and cancel your subscription anytime in your Apple ID account settings.
DISCLAIMER
Plate Planner is not a medical or dietary service. Nutritional estimates are approximate and should not be used for medical decisions.