PlateJoy Shut Down: What to Use Instead
PlateJoy shut down in July 2025. Nutrinity for iPhone builds a 14-day plan around your goals and tastes and leaves pantry items off your shopping list. Other options include Eat This Much and Ollie.
What happened to PlateJoy?
PlateJoy’s support pages say subscriptions ended on July 1, 2025. The app is no longer an option for new or returning users.
What did PlateJoy users like?
PlateJoy was known for two things: weekly plans personalized to your household, and a pantry that kept what you already had off the list.
Which apps replace PlateJoy?
| App | Best for | Builds a weekly plan for you | Grocery list | Orders groceries in the app | Pantry-aware list | Calorie & macro targets | Step-by-step cook mode | Platforms | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nutrinity (our app) | 7 or 14 days of home cooking, one list for your store | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | iPhone (iOS 17+) | Free download; Premium $39.99/yr or $5.99/mo | New in 2026 |
| Eat This Much | Hitting exact calorie and macro targets | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Not confirmed | iOS, Android, web | Free plan; Premium $5/mo billed yearly (about $60) or $14.99/mo | Active |
| Samsung Food | Saving recipes from anywhere, with an AI plan on top | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Partial | Yes | iOS, Android, web | Free app; Food+ $59.99/yr or $6.99/mo | Active |
| Ollie | Dinners planned automatically, with the list sent to a delivery service | Yes | Yes | Yes | Not confirmed | Not confirmed | Partial | iPhone, iPad, Android | 7-day free trial, then a subscription (prices shown in the app) | Active |
Features and prices checked on September 26, 2026 from each company’s own site; linked names go to the page we checked. “Not confirmed” means we could not find it stated there. Prices and features can change after that date.
- Nutrinity builds 14 days of meals from your goal, diet, dislikes, cuisines, equipment, cooking time and budget per meal. It turns them into one list for the grocery store you pick and leaves pantry items off. iPhone only.
- Eat This Much is the pick if calorie and macro targets matter most, and it runs on Android and the web.
- Samsung Food with Food+ adds AI weekly plans and pantry suggestions to a large recipe saver.
- Ollie plans meals automatically and can send the list to grocery delivery services.
How do I get started with Nutrinity?
Download it on iPhone, answer the setup questions and pick your store. Add what’s already in your kitchen to the pantry before the first plan; here is how the pantry works. See how the grocery list works, or compare more apps in the best AI meal planners.
Questions people ask
Is PlateJoy still available?
No. PlateJoy's own support pages say subscriptions ended on July 1, 2025.
What is the closest thing to PlateJoy?
PlateJoy built personalized weekly plans and knew what was in your pantry. Nutrinity, Eat This Much and Samsung Food with Food+ all build a plan for you and keep a pantry. Eat This Much is built around macros, Samsung Food around recipes you save yourself, and Nutrinity around one list for the store you pick.
Does Nutrinity order groceries?
No. Nutrinity builds a shopping list for the store you pick, with an estimated total, and you do the shopping.