KitchUp is an iOS cooking app that brings recipe management, meal planning, grocery lists, and nutrition tracking together. It imports recipes from websites, photos, pasted text, audio, and PDFs, using AI to extract details. Step-by-step cooking mode offers timers and ingredient substitution suggestions. A weekly calendar supports recurring meals, voice logging, daily nutrition summaries, and transfer to the nutrition tracker. Grocery lists combine ingredients from recipes and plans, sort items by aisle and store, and support 2,000 grocers worldwide. Nutrition tools include calorie and macro targets, barcode and nutrition-label scanning, water logging, activity reports, and Apple Health sync for steps, workouts, and weight. KitchUp supports over 44 languages, and recipes can be viewed in their original language or translated. Up to six people can share a recipe library, meal plan, and grocery list, while tracking nutrition goals privately. Core features are free with ads. Pro plans add unlimited recipe imports, advanced nutrition tracking, voice controls, and ad-free use; Family plans cover up to six people. The listed plans are 5.99 USD per month or 39.99 USD per year for Pro, and 9.99 USD per month or 59.99 USD per year for Family Pro. AI nutrition information is approximate, allergen detection may be unreliable, and the app is not a medical device or healthcare provider.
Who it is for
KitchUp suits people who want recipes, meal planning, shopping lists, and nutrition tracking in one iOS app. Its shared library and plans may suit households of up to six people.
What is good
- Imports recipes from websites, photos, text, audio, and PDFs.
- Creates grocery lists from recipes and meal plans.
- Tracks nutrition targets and syncs with Apple Health.
- Supports shared plans and lists for up to six people.
What to know first
- Core features include ads.
- AI nutrition information is approximate.
- Allergen detection may be unreliable.
- Available platform listed is iOS.
Verdict
KitchUp combines recipe organization, planning, shopping, and nutrition tools, with family sharing and paid tiers for added features. Treat its AI nutrition estimates as approximate, and do not rely on it as a healthcare provider.
Get started with KitchUp
- Visit the KitchUp website or find the app for iOS.
- Start with the free plan, which includes core features and ads.
- Import recipes from a website, photo, pasted text, audio, or PDF.
- Add meals to the weekly calendar and generate a grocery list.
- Start the seven-day Pro trial if you want to explore paid features.
What the free plan stops at
The free plan includes core features with ads. Pro and Family plans have a seven-day trial; paid plans add unlimited recipe imports, advanced nutrition tracking, voice controls, and ad-free use.
Questions about KitchUp
How much does KitchUp cost?
The Free plan is free. Pro Monthly is 5.99 USD per month and Pro Annual is 39.99 USD per year; Family Pro Monthly is 9.99 USD per month and Family Pro Annual is 59.99 USD per year.
Is there a free plan or trial?
Yes. Core features are free with ads, and Pro has a free seven-day trial.
Which platforms are available?
The listed available platform is iOS.
Can a family share KitchUp?
One recipe library, meal plan, and grocery list can be shared with up to six people. Each member tracks nutrition goals privately.
What does Pro add?
Pro adds unlimited recipe imports, advanced nutrition tracking, voice controls, and ad-free use.
Who makes KitchUp?
The Terms identify Two Minds Solutions FZ LLC, incorporated under the laws of the United Arab Emirates.
KitchUp plans and pricing
All plansCompared on AI meal planning apps
- Free plan
- Yes
- Dietary filters
- Yes
- Nutrition targets
- Yes
- Shopping lists
- Yes
- AI recipe generation
- Yes
- Family meal plans
- Yes
- Available platforms
- ios
