Plan my week now has its own button on Today and in the full planner, so a week of meals priced to your budget is one tap away.

New in this update: • Plan my week: tell Gobblr your budget, who's eating and which nights, and it plans the week from your own meals, with what each dinner costs. • Your grocery list shows what it should cost before you shop, at typical prices near you, in your own currency. • Kitchen keeps track of what you already have, so it stays off the bill. Leftover packs carry into next week. • Every starter meal now has amounts, servings and a cook time, and there are 40 new budget dinners. • Filter meals by cuisine in My Meals, Surprise Me and Tiffin Roulette. • Gobblr Planner, a new plan with all of this. Your free week includes it.

New in this update: • 50 new meals in your library, from Paneer Butter Masala, Dal Makhani and Bisi Bele Bath to Burrito Bowls, Pesto Pasta and Mango Sticky Rice. • Eleven easy vegetable sides, like Miso Creamed Spinach and Charred Green Beans. Each comes with ingredients and nutrition. Your own meals and edits stay as they are.

New in this update: • Gobblr now makes sure you're on the latest version. When an update comes out, the app asks you to install it from the App Store before carrying on. Your meals and plans stay just as they are.

New in this update: • 122 new meals in your library, from breakfast to dessert: Aloo Paratha, Shakshuka, Pav Bhaji, Pad Thai, Ragi Mudde, Kaju Katli and many more, each with ingredients and nutrition. • More whole grains and vegetables: ragi, jowar, bajra, millets, oats, butternut squash, asparagus and kale. • Sharper filters: ragi, millet and rice flour dishes now count as gluten-free, and jaggery counts as a sweet. • Fixes to how the free week is counted. • Already using Gobblr? The new meals are added for you, and anything you've edited stays as it is.

New in this update: • Fill a meal from a YouTube recipe video. Paste the video's link where you'd paste a recipe link, and Gobblr names the dish and brings in the ingredients and steps, from the description or from the full recipe it links to. • New to Gobblr? Each screen shows a short tip the first time you open it.

New in this update: • Search finds what you meant. Type words in any order, skip the accents, even misspell it: "panner" still finds your paneer dishes. • Search by ingredient too. "Spinach" brings up every meal that uses it, and the result says why it matched. • The best match comes first, the search box stays put while you scroll, and Return picks the meal you typed. • Dietary filters are sharper: nutmeg is not a nut, eggplant is not egg, and cheddar and whey count as dairy. • Amounts like 1,200 g add up correctly in your grocery list, and an extra you add back stays on the list.

New in this update: • Tiffin Roulette packs food, not ingredients. It now rolls fruit, nuts, cheese, boiled eggs, a wrap or last night's roast chicken, and leaves the raw staples behind them out of the box. • Whole dishes from your library can fill a compartment, not just single ingredients. • On iPad, the meal sheet in Simple Mode now fits the whole meal, so Change This Meal is no longer cut off.

New in this update: • Import recipes from a link. Paste a recipe page's address and Gobblr fills in the ingredients, method, servings, time and nutrition for you to check. • Add a method, servings and cooking time to any meal. • Your grocery list adds up amounts, so "onion", "onions" and "2 onions" become one line. • Add your own items to the grocery list, like milk or paper towels. • Ingredient suggestions as you type, based on the meals you already have. • Surprise Me now respects your dietary filters, with a quick way to change them right under the button.