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FixTheWeek is a meal planner that takes the thinking out of what to eat. Tell it your goal (lose, keep or gain weight), and it works out your calories and macros, then builds a plan from about 160 tested recipes. It fits the way you eat: balanced, Mediterranean, low-carb, keto, vegetarian or vegan. You can block foods you dislike, avoid allergens and say which kitchen appliances you have. Every recipe shows its ingredients, method, calories and macros per serving. When the plan is ready, FixTheWeek adds up one shopping list for it. Swap any meal you don't fancy and the totals update. The free plan gives you a personal daily menu and today's shopping list. Premium plans the whole week, with a 7-day free trial. FixTheWeek works in English, Bulgarian, French, Spanish and Italian, for people in the UK and the EU. Who it’s for: people who want to eat better without spending Sunday evening planning. Whether you’re cutting calories, building muscle with more protein, or just want variety without the guesswork, FixTheWeek turns your goal into meals you can actually cook. FixTheWeek is built by a small independent team. It works in any web browser and can be added to your phone’s home screen like an app. We read every review and use your feedback to decide what to build next. FixTheWeek isn’t a substitute for medical advice.
United Kingdom
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I like how easy the recipes are and very quick to cook. The app takes out the streets to think what to cook and what to buy . It's a very small monthly subscription. Most of the apps charge higher monthly subscription and makes them unsustainable long term. It's easy to adjust the portion size and cook for the family as well. The variety of recipes is good too. Overall I am very happy with the app.
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