Nutrivio

Bought the 12 week plan on Monday and started on Tuesday. Login worked first time, the app synced to my phone without any faff, and the weekly shopping list came through the same morning. Haven't had to message support yet which says something. Will renew when it runs out.

I'd been using a free meal planner app for ages and it kept suggesting things I couldn't eat or didn't have the kit for. This one asks about your kitchen and what you actually cook, so the suggestions are way more realistic. Signing up took about five minutes and the first plan was ready straight away. Much better than the free one, honestly.

After my cholesterol came back high I needed a proper plan rather than guessing what to cook. I looked at a few others first but this one lets you filter for low saturated fat and actually gives sensible recipes. Got the first month sorted in an evening. Happy with it so far.

Signed up on my phone during a lunch break and the sign up took about two minutes, no faff with forms. The plan showed up straight away and I could see the first week's meals before paying for the full thing. Not sure I'll stick with it forever but it's a lot easier than trying to work out dinners every night after a shift.

I've used a few of these services over the years and this one is decent. The plans are well put together and the recipes are easy enough to follow without too much hunting around in the cupboards. The price is higher than the others I've tried for much the same thing, and the annual deal only saves a little. I'd keep it if the cost came down a bit.

I bought the plan mainly for the vegan switch, which lets you turn any recipe into a dairy free version with one tap. Got set up on my laptop after work and the first week was already sorted. The swap works well for most dishes, though one or two felt like they needed a bit more seasoning. Good value for a student budget.

Got this instead of the free app my mate uses. The recipes are quicker and the shopping list sorts itself by aisle which is genuinely handy. Took about a minute to sign up. Yeah, would do it again.

What I noticed first was how the shopping list groups everything by supermarket section, which I haven't seen in the others. I tried four different apps before this and the free ones kept sending me ingredients I didn't want. This one is easy to tweak and the recipes are quick enough for a weeknight. Happy I went with it in the end.

I bought the monthly plan after my daughter's coeliac diagnosis and the gluten filter is the first thing I used. Set it up in the evening and had the week's plan by the morning. One recipe had an ingredient that wasn't clearly gluten free, so I had to check it myself, but otherwise fine.

I needed something to help me plan meals after my coeliac diagnosis last spring, and the GP leaflet was pretty useless. The site lets you filter by allergen and gives you a proper weekly plan that actually fits round work. I've been using it for about four months now and my shopping list is half the length it used to be, which is a relief. The recipes are sensible too, nothing too faddy.

Yeah it's really good, the meal plans are quick and I don't have to think about dinner. Signed up on my phone in like two minutes. Would get it again.

Been on this for about two years now, and it's still the one I keep going back to. The plans have got better over time, and they've added a proper diabetic-friendly filter that I use every week. The payment side is handled fine and there's no fuss when you renew. Price has crept up a little, which is the only gripe.

My GP suggested I sort out my meals after my cholesterol came back high and I didn't know where to start. Signed up on the Tuesday but the account confirmation email took nearly two days to arrive and I had to chase it. The plan itself seems fine so far but the start was a bit of a faff. Hoping it's smoother from here.

The shopping list grouping by supermarket aisle is what got me first, I've never had that from any other planner. I use it on my phone in the Tesco queue and it honestly makes the trip quicker. The recipes are simple enough for a weeknight when I'm knackered.

Compared it with the free app I use at the gym and it's a bit more polished but not really better. The recipes are fine though a couple are more effort than I'd like on a weeknight. Costs more than I'd have liked for what you get, so I'll probably switch back.

I used to print off plans from a magazine every month and it was a chore. This is my second year now and I've switched over from paper, which I didn't think I'd bother with. Renewal is easy and the app remembers my preferences from last year. Still happy with it.

Got the plan on the bus this morning and the login worked straight away. The sign up took about four minutes and the first week loaded quickly. One recipe had the wrong quantity for garlic, which was a bit annoying, but I worked it out. Otherwise sound.

Signing up was simple enough and the plan looks solid on paper. The app keeps logging me out though, and I've lost a shopping list twice now. Support replied after three days, which was slower than I'd like. It works, just not as smooth as I expected for the money.