Nutrinity for iPhone

Know what to cook and what to buy.

Answer questions about how you eat and cook. Nutrinity plans 14 days of meals, then writes the grocery list for the store you pick.

Answer questions about how you eat. You get 14 days of meals and the list to buy them.

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Hi, Alex!

Dinner is next. Yum! Herby salmon on Friday.

October 2026

Today’s mealsMeals for Friday20 of 4 eaten

An example week, Monday to Sunday

This is an example plan for someone holding their weight who has 25 minutes to cook on weeknights, leans Japanese and Mexican, and skips mushrooms. Yours will look different.

Pick a day to see its nutrition, meal by meal.

Photos show the kinds of meals Nutrinity plans. In the app every meal has its own photo, calories, macros, ingredients and steps.

Try the app right here

The example week, in the app’s own screens. Tap a day, open a meal and cook it, then tick off the groceries. Nothing you do here leaves this page.

This is a demo, a simplified version of the app. Features and looks differ from the real thing, and some things are left out. The stores, prices and pantry are made up: in the app you pick real stores near you, the grocery total is an estimate, and the pantry is your own. Recipe nutrition is computed from USDA FoodData Central.

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The Nutrinity Home screen: the week strip, today's meals and the tab bar

Demo, a simplified version of the app

Setup asks what you eat and how you cook

You answer the setup questions once. The app builds the plan from those answers, and Pal, the cat, keeps you company.

  1. Tell it your goal

    Lose weight, build muscle or hold steady. Then your height, weight, age and how active you are. Your daily targets come from these answers.

    Setup screen asking what you are working toward
  2. Pick the food you like

    Pick the cuisines you like, the foods you skip and any restrictions. Choose how many meals a day and whether meals can repeat.

    Setup screen with cuisines to choose from
  3. Set your kitchen and budget

    Tell it what equipment you have and how long you can cook on weekdays and weekends. Set a budget per meal and pick a grocery store near you.

    Setup screen asking which cooking equipment you have, with stove and oven selected
  4. Get the plan and the list

    You get 14 days of meals. Each one has a photo, calories, macros, ingredients and steps. Swap today’s meal for another; other days are view-only.

    The meal calendar: the week, a row per day with its planned meals ringed and checked off as you eat them

Cook each meal one step at a time

This is Friday’s herby salmon in four steps. Each step lists the ingredients it uses and has a timer when it needs one. Swipe the card or tap Next step to move on.

  • 710 kcal
  • 41 g protein
  • 25 min
  • Easy

Prep the tray

Heat the oven to 425°F (220°C). Toss potatoes and green beans with olive oil, salt and pepper.

You’ll use

Step 1 of 4

980 kcal eaten, 1,120 left to your goal

Mark a meal as eaten and its calories and macros count toward your day.

The Daily nutrition screen, from a pre-release version of the app: 980 kcal eaten and 1,120 kcal left; planned 1,880 kcal, daily goal 2,100 kcal; protein 66 of 130 g, carbs 120 of 250 g, fat 26 of 65 g
  1. Calories eaten that day, against your goal
  2. Planned and goal, so you know what’s left
  3. Protein, carbs and fat, each with its own target

The bars compare what you ate with what was planned and with your goal.

Nutrinity puts the whole plan on one list

The list is grouped by store with an estimated total. What is already in your pantry stays off it.

This week’s list

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Estimated total $112.25

Dinners on the list

7 of 7 dinners

Sample stores

Sample prices for this example week. In the app the total is an estimate for the store you pick.

Vegetables

Fruit

Meat and fish

Dairy and eggs

Pantry

Already in your pantry

Tap what you already have. It leaves the list, like the pantry in the app.

Swipe through more screens from the app

  • Where do you shop? A search near a New York ZIP code within 2 miles, with two nearby stores to choose from

Your store

Search near your ZIP code, address or location, then pick the store you shop at.

Nutrinity Premium

Premium includes everything below. New subscribers, if eligible, can try the yearly plan free for 7 days.

  • Meal plans for your week14 days, sized to your calorie and macro targets
  • One list for your storeEstimated total, with pantry items left off
  • Step-by-step recipesCook mode with a timer for each step
  • Swaps and nutritionSwap today’s meals and track nutrition
  • Your sous-chef chatAsk about meals, ingredients and nutrition
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Try 7 days free, then $39.99 every year, for new subscribers if eligible.

Common questions

Is it free?

Nutrinity is free to download. Nutrinity Premium is a subscription: $39.99 a year or $5.99 a month. New subscribers to Nutrinity Premium, if eligible, can try the yearly plan free for 7 days, then $39.99 a year. The Premium section on the home page lists what it includes. What Premium includes

Can I swap a meal?

You can swap today’s meals; other days are view-only. Tap a meal to see other options, each with its calories and protein, and how the calories would change.

Which stores does it know?

The app searches for grocery stores near your ZIP code, address or current location, within a radius you set. You pick a main store and can add a backup. The list shows an estimated total. Prices may vary in store.

Does it handle allergies and diets?

Setup asks how you like to eat, your dietary restrictions and the foods you skip, including allergies, and Nutrinity filters recipes and products by what you list. Dairy means cow’s milk and other animal dairy; plant milks are fine. Gluten-free labeled products are allowed for a gluten allergy. Nutrinity is a planning tool, not medical advice. Always check product labels for your allergens; if you have a severe allergy, talk to your doctor.

What if I already have food at home?

Add it to your pantry. The pantry holds what you already have, so it stays off the shopping list and is not bought again.

Which phones?

Nutrinity runs on iPhone with iOS 17 or later. There is no Android or web app.

How do I cancel?

Subscriptions are handled by Apple. On your iPhone open Settings, tap your name, then Subscriptions, and choose Nutrinity. Deleting the app doesn’t cancel a subscription.

More answers in the full FAQ. See pricing, or how Nutrinity compares with other AI meal planners.

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