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Every member, individually
Add each person in your home and record what they can't eat. A diagnosed allergy, a lactose intolerance and a child who refuses mushrooms are three different things, and MealAce treats them that way.
For iPhone
Most meal planners model a household as one set of preferences. MealAce models each person separately — their allergies, their intolerances, the things they simply will not eat — and plans a week that works for all of them at once.
Why MealAce exists
Four things, in the order you meet them.
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Add each person in your home and record what they can't eat. A diagnosed allergy, a lactose intolerance and a child who refuses mushrooms are three different things, and MealAce treats them that way.
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MealAce plans the week against everyone's constraints together, and tells you which constraint ruled a meal out and whose it was. Swap any night and the rest of the week keeps up.
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The whole week collapses into a single list, with quantities combined and scaled to how many people are actually eating.
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When it is time to cook, MealAce walks the recipe with you — prep, steps and named timers — so you are not scrolling back up mid-pan.
MealAce will have a paid tier. Allergy checking will never be part of it. Neither will viewing your own data, deleting it, food-safety warnings, accessibility, or restoring a purchase. A safety feature you have to pay for is not a safety feature.
MealAce is a planning tool, not medical advice. It works from what you record, and it cannot see inside the package on the shelf. Always check the label.
Your household profiles, allergies, plans and grocery lists stay on your device. No MealAce account is needed. Optional recipe imports send the public link and video you choose to our import service, ScrapeCreators and Google Gemini.
The Privacy Policy spells out exactly what that means, in plain words.
MealAce is an iPhone app, and it is the same app for every household that installs it.
Questions go to hello@mealace.app.