I like this app the best, and I’ll continue using it. I like the recipes and have been making them this week. You can “favorite” which recipes you like, and even make an easy grocery list. However, I wish there was a planner included so I could create a meal plan with the recipes in the app. Like a daily list of the recipes I choose. It’s a little bit of a pain to go back and try to find the recipe I decided to have for a specific meal. Also, I wish there was a way to quickly empty my grocery list after I finish shopping. Instead I have to delete everything one by one which can be time consuming. Maybe there is a quicker way and I haven’t figured it out? My last point is that even though I “favorited” the deviled eggs recipe, it doesn’t show up in my favorites. Heads up!

I’ve tried a bunch of healthy eating apps, but this Mediterranean one has been the easiest for me to stick with. It’s not overwhelming or filled with too many features I won’t use. Everything is just clear and straightforward. I open it each day, check the meal plan, and that’s it. No decision fatigue, no trying to figure out what’s for dinner - it’s already planned out for me.What I really appreciate is how normal the recipes are. They’re not overly complicated or full of hard-to-find ingredients. Most of the meals are made with stuff I already have in the kitchen. And honestly, I’ve discovered a few new favorites along the way. I wouldn’t say I’m a great cook, but this app makes it feel easy.The grocery list helps, too. I don’t use it all the time, but when I do, it saves me from forgetting half the ingredients at the store. The meal plan is flexible enough that I don’t feel bad if I skip a day or swap things around.I don’t track every single thing religiously, but I’ve noticed I feel better and more energized since I started following the meals. It’s helped me eat more balanced without thinking about it too much.It’s also just taken a bit of pressure off - I used to get stuck in food ruts or stress over what to cook, and now I don’t have to. I don’t feel like I’m on a diet, just eating better without overthinking it. That’s been the biggest win for me.

I’ve been using this Mediterranean diet app for a few months now, and what I really like is how simple it keeps things. The meal plans are clear and don’t require any fancy ingredients or complicated cooking skills, which is perfect for my hectic schedule. It’s nice to have everything laid out without having to spend hours searching for recipes or making endless grocery lists.The grocery list feature saves me a ton of time at the store because I know exactly what to buy for the week. I just open the app and go - no second-guessing or overbuying. The portion adjustments are a small detail, but honestly, super helpful when I’m just cooking for myself or occasionally for two. It makes meal prep way less wasteful.I haven’t used every single feature, like the weight tracker, but for me, the biggest win is how this app makes healthy eating feel manageable. I’ve tried other diet apps that felt way too complicated or restrictive. This one doesn’t feel like a “diet” - it’s just better eating, with less hassle.It’s also helped me be more consistent. I’m not skipping meals or reaching for junk food as much anymore because I already have something planned that’s quick and decent. I didn’t expect that part to be so impactful, but it really does make a difference day to day.If you're looking for something that fits into a real, busy lifestyle - not some perfect Instagram version of healthy eating - this app is worth trying.

Sure, it has a lot of recipes and yes, it’s a Mediterranean diet app. It just doesn’t cut it. It’s like they threw it together in a week and said, “That’s it! Let’s make some money now”. For starters, the directions are not clear. For example: one recipe stated to add all the ingredients listed above to the skillet. Now olive oil IS an ingredient in the Mediterranean diet. It did not specify to add the oil to the skillet first. That same recipe did not mention draining the water from the can of tuna. Now don’t get me wrong I still went through with the recipe but I had a tuna omelette and not “tuna patties”. That’s just one instance of terrible directions. Also, they delete the previous two weeks or recipes that are lined up without warning. I bought $150 of food for a weeks worth of lunch and dinner that I thought would taste great and the next day all the recipes were gone. Sure they have a feature were you can look them up but you can only find it when you go to “replace” a recipe. Even then upon searching it’s in alphabetical order and won’t even load everything. I have great internet so it’s not me. The app is junk and not worth buying. Don’t waste your time, patience or money.