Save the recipes you actually cook, from a link, a photo of a cookbook page or a pasted note, then drag dinners onto the week. Mealfolder writes the shopping list for you, quantities added up and sorted by aisle, for whichever supermarket you use.
Free for 10 recipes and this week's plan. No card.
All of it, with one exception. The recipe box, the weekly meal planner, the shopping list, link and photo import, and sharing one kitchen with up to six people work the same as in the US. Recipes in grams, millilitres and °C keep their units, and Australian ingredient names (capsicum, zucchini, coriander) are read as written.
Prices are set in US dollars: Plus $12.99 a year, Household $19.99 a year. On the web your card is charged in US dollars; Google Play shows the price in your own currency before you pay (A$). If you import more than 10 recipes you get a one-time offer of $4 off the first year.
| App | Price |
|---|---|
| Mealfolder | Free for 10 recipes; Plus $12.99 a year; Household $19.99 a year (US dollars) |
| Samsung Food (formerly Whisk) | Free tier; Food+ is a paid upgrade |
| Paprika 3 | One-off purchase per device, bought separately on each platform |
| Plan to Eat | $49 a year in US dollars, 14-day trial |
Checked 23 October 2026 on each company's own page or app-store listing. Prices change; check theirs before you buy. Moving over? See Paprika, Plan to Eat, AnyList or Mealime.
Yes. Everything works in Australia: the recipe box, link and photo import, the weekly planner, the shopping list and sharing a kitchen. The one exception is the local grocery price lookup, which uses US ZIP codes and only covers US stores.
The free plan holds 10 recipes and this week's plan, with no time limit and no card. Prices are set in US dollars: Plus $12.99 a year, Household $19.99 a year. On the web your card is charged in US dollars; Google Play shows the price in your own currency before you pay (A$).
Yes. Mealfolder reads Paprika and Plan to Eat export files, Copy Me That, Recipe Keeper and Evernote exports, any recipe website link, pasted text and a photo of a cookbook page. If you used Mealime, paste your favourite recipe names and get the exact recipes back.
Yes, Mealfolder is on Google Play for Android phones and tablets, and it runs in any browser on iPhone, iPad and computers. One account works everywhere.
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