Frequently asked questions

Mealique is free to download, and the core experience — weekly planning, the recipe library, grocery lists, and daily tracking — is free to use. A premium tier with extra features is planned for a future release; pricing will be announced in the app.

Mealique is built for iPhone and Android phones (tablets work too, with a layout adapted to the bigger screen).

You pick a diet type and the AI assembles a week around your calorie and macro targets, choosing from Mealique’s vetted recipe library rather than inventing dishes — so every planned meal has real ingredients and real nutrition numbers.

Onboarding lets you pick the way you eat — for example Mediterranean, keto, vegan, or vegetarian — plus your allergies. Recipes, filters, and AI generation all respect those choices.

Scanned barcodes are looked up in Open Food Facts, an open database covering millions of packaged products worldwide, and the nutrition is filled in automatically.

Yes. Say what you ate and the AI turns it into logged foods with estimated nutrition, or snap a photo of your plate for the same treatment. Both are estimates — you can always adjust before saving.

Yes — a built-in fasting timer supports 16:8, 18:6, and custom windows, and it lives right next to your meals and water tracking.

It is generated from your current week’s meal plan: ingredients are combined across recipes and grouped by aisle, and your check-offs are saved as you shop.

Your profile and logs are stored in a secured database, readable only by your account, and are used to personalize the app — not sold or used for ad profiles. See the privacy policy for the full picture.

No. Mealique provides general nutrition and meal-planning information for wellness purposes. Talk to a qualified healthcare provider before making significant dietary changes, especially with a medical condition or while pregnant or nursing.

Yes, at any time, from inside the app: Profile → Delete Account.