Paste the names of your favorites and get the exact recipes back, photos included, in two minutes. Mealfolder holds every recipe Mealime ever published. The weekly planner and the aisle-sorted grocery list are already waiting on the other side.
Bring recipes from: Mealime · Paprika · Plan to Eat · Copy Me That · Recipe Keeper · Evernote · AnyList · Samsung Food · BigOven · Yummly
Came from Mealime? It closed on October 21, 2026 with no export. Paste your favorites and we save the exact recipes with photos. Rescue them →
New: local prices. Add your ZIP code in the app and Mealfolder looks up what each item on your list costs at the grocery stores and warehouse clubs near you, then marks the cheapest. Prices come from Google Shopping listings for your area, so the shelf price can differ. You can also snap a receipt or type what you paid, and Mealfolder remembers it. Compare your stores now →
Most recipe apps are a discovery feed with a planner bolted on. Mealfolder is the opposite: your recipes, your week, your list.
Any recipe page is read instantly. Sites that block bots, handwritten cards and cookbook pages are read by AI, then shown to you to check before saving.
Drag recipes onto days. Or type "nothing over 40 minutes, one vegetarian night, use the chicken" and Mealfolder fills the empty dinners from what you already saved.
The week becomes one list, quantities combined, staples you always have left off, sorted the way the store is laid out. Check things off on any phone and it syncs.
Buy only what the week's dinners need, with what you already have left off. Type prices as you check items off and Mealfolder keeps a price book for each store you shop at, marks the cheapest place for every item on the next list, and sorts the list by store so you can see what splitting the trip saves. Snap a receipt and Mealfolder reads the items and prices for you to check. Finish a trip to log what you spent, and send it to Budgetfold if you budget there.
New: local prices. Add your ZIP code in the app and Mealfolder looks up what each item on your list costs at the grocery stores and warehouse clubs near you, then marks the cheapest. Prices come from Google Shopping listings for your area, so the shelf price can differ. You can also snap a receipt or type what you paid, and Mealfolder remembers it.
Try it without an account: compare grocery prices between your stores →
Big steps, screen stays awake, timers found in the text, and "next" or "repeat" by voice on Android and Fire tablets. Scale servings and the quantities follow.
Half a cabbage and three eggs going soft? Ask which of your recipes use them. Out of buttermilk mid-recipe? Tap an ingredient for substitutions.
Household plan: everyone sees the same box, plan and list. Invite by link. No one has to share a login.
Find any recipe in your box by name, ingredient or tag. Leaving Mealime? Search every Mealime recipe by name or ingredient, or just scroll the whole list, and save the ones you want. No list of names needed.
Paprika files import with photos, categories and ratings today. AnyList, Plan to Eat, Recipe Keeper and Copy Me That are next. Mealime has no export, so we built a rescue page instead.
One click downloads every recipe as JSON, re-importable here, plus a readable page per recipe. If Mealfolder ever closed you would get months of notice and this file. That is a promise, in writing, in the terms.
Per year, cancel any time. For comparison, Samsung Food+ is $59.99 a year and Plan to Eat is $49.
No account needed. Each one works in your browser and gives the answer on the page.
Type your list and what you pay at two to four stores. See the cheapest store for each item, your list split by store, and what splitting the trip saves.
A week of dinners plus the combined grocery list, scaled to your household.
Daily calories, protein, carbs and fat from your height, weight and activity.
Paste ingredients, change the servings, get tidy kitchen fractions back.
Yes. Mealfolder is a web app that installs to your home screen on Android, iPhone and Fire tablets today. You can also install the Android app directly from this site; the Google Play and Amazon Appstore listings are coming.
A few large publishers refuse automatic fetching. When that happens Mealfolder tells you, and you can copy the recipe text and paste it. AI turns the paste into a structured recipe.
No. Your box holds what you put in it. Finding recipes is what the whole internet is for.
No ads, no data sales. The privacy policy says exactly what is stored and why.
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