The Meal Plan Vault is built for households, not solo cooks. Plan the week together with meal requests, voting, and shared grocery lists, and connect the AI assistant you already use.
The short answer
Mealime shut down on October 21, 2026, and deleted personal data when it closed. The Meal Plan Vault is a replacement built for households: it imports recipes from 500+ cooking sites so you can rebuild a saved collection by pasting links, and adds household voting on meals, one shared account for the whole household, and recipe import from any site, plus a built-in MCP server so Claude or ChatGPT can plan the week for you.
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Mealime was a quick, healthy meal planner with automatic grocery lists and diet-specific plans. It shut down on October 21, 2026; its recipes moved to the Meals Hub app from Albertsons Companies, and personal data was deleted.
Discontinued
One shared place for a household's recipes, weekly plan, and grocery list, with meal requests and voting. A built-in MCP server lets Claude or ChatGPT work in it too.
Free trial, then $2.99/month or $29.99/year
See how Mealime compares to The Meal Plan Vault across key features.
Let everyone vote on meals
Track dietary needs per person
Scan handwritten recipes
Import from non-standard sites
Mealime works well for one cook. The Meal Plan Vault is built around a household planning together.
Everyone shares the same recipes, week, and grocery list, with admin, editor, and viewer roles so the right people can make changes.
Anyone in the household can request a meal for the week and vote on the others' requests, so whoever plans can see what people want.
Connect Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor and it can fill in the week, import a recipe, and build the grocery list in your own account.
Set up a vault, invite the people you cook for, and put the first week on the calendar.
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