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A ReciMe alternative that plans dinner for you

ReciMe is a recipe organizer: it turns posts from Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest and YouTube into recipes, and you pick what to cook. Eatpace saves from TikTok, Instagram and YouTube too, and then does the planning, from 1246 of our dinners and your own.

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Eatpace and ReciMe, side by side

ReciMe, from its own website and App Store listing
Eatpace and ReciMe, side by side. Last checked Nov 11, 2026.
What matters Eatpace ReciMeFree, with ReciMe Plus as a subscription
Who plans dinner EatpaceWe do. The next 2 to 7 dinners, starting tonight, with a swap for any night in one tap. Your first plan is free; every next one we plan is Pro. ReciMe You do: you pick recipes for the days in its meal planner.
Recipes included Eatpace1246 dinners with photos, plus your own. ReciMe It organizes the recipes you save.
Saving from social media EatpaceTikTok, Instagram and YouTube, from the Share sheet. 3 video and photo imports free in total, unlimited with Pro. ReciMe Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, Pinterest and YouTube, plus screenshots and handwritten recipes. Free is limited to 5 imports a week. ReciMe’s edge
Grocery list EatpaceOne list for your next dinners, by aisle or by meal, with the same ingredients added up. ReciMe Yes, sorted by supermarket aisle or by recipe.
Devices EatpaceiPhone. A partner can answer from a link in any browser. ReciMe iPhone, iPad and Android, with a web app and a Chrome extension. ReciMe’s edge
How you pay EatpaceFree to start. Pro is $39.99 a year or $4.99 a month. ReciMe Free with limits. ReciMe Plus is $39.99 a year in the US, with a 7-day free trial.
Fair is fair

Where ReciMe is better

ReciMe imports from more places, including Pinterest and Facebook, and reads screenshots and handwritten recipes. It runs on Android and in a browser as well as on iPhone. If you mostly want a tidy home for the recipes you find, and you choose what to cook yourself, it is built for exactly that. Eatpace is iPhone only for now.

What Eatpace adds

From saved to planned

  • The next few dinners, ready, starting tonight
  • 1246 dinners to start from, with your saved recipes next to them
  • One grocery list that follows your dinners, by aisle or by meal
  • Plan with a partner who joins free: I’m in or Pass on each dinner
  • Swap any dinner in one tap: one like it, one quicker, one lighter
Try it

This is what “plans dinner for you” means.

Here are the next five dinners, starting tonight. Tap Swap on any night and pick one of three: one like it, one quicker, one lighter. The grocery list follows.

Real dinners from the catalogue. In the app, Free has 5 swaps per plan; Pro has unlimited.
This plan 5 of 5 free swaps left
  1. Tonight Honey Garlic Salmon 52 min · 597 kcal
  2. Sat Sheet Pan Chicken Fajitas 35 min · 565 kcal
  3. Sun Caprese Pasta Bake 45 min · 580 kcal
  4. Mon Beef and Bean Nachos 30 min · 739 kcal
  5. Tue Spiced Eggplant Lentil Bowls 61 min · 703 kcal
Swap tonight Instead of Honey Garlic Salmon
Groceries follow every swap
Moving over

Bring the recipes you love

There’s no file import yet. Most recipes in ReciMe came from a post or a website, so the link is the fastest way over.

  1. Step 1: Find where the recipe came from

    Pick the recipes you cook most in ReciMe and find the website or post each one came from.

    Start with your top ten
  2. Step 2: Paste the link in Eatpace

    We read the page and save the recipe with its source. Free includes 10 saves from recipe sites; Pro has no limit.

    Tap +, then Paste a link
  3. Step 3: No link? Scan the page

    For a cookbook page, a printout or a screenshot, take a photo. Free includes 3 video and photo imports in total; Pro has no limit.

    Tap +, then Scan a photo
  4. Step 4: Let it plan

    Your own recipes can join the plan next to ours. Swap anything you’re not in the mood for.

    Plan
Questions

Switching from ReciMe

More answers in Help.

Can I import my ReciMe recipes at once?

Not as a file yet. Paste the source link of each recipe, or scan a page with your camera. Free includes 10 saves from recipe sites; Pro has no limit. Free includes 3 video and photo imports in total; Pro has no limit.

Can I save from TikTok and Instagram?

Yes. Tap Share, then Eatpace. We read the caption, the creator’s comments and the video. If a recipe is only shown or spoken and never written, we may miss an amount; you can always edit it.

Do I have to use Eatpace’s recipes?

No. Plan from your own Cookbook, from our 1246 dinners, or both. Every saved recipe keeps its source, so you can always open the original.

Is Eatpace free?

Free to start. Your first plan is made for you, and after that you build each plan yourself, with the grocery list, cook mode and 5 swaps per plan. Free also holds 10 saves from recipe sites, 3 from a video or photo, and a Cookbook of 20 recipes. Pro is $39.99 a year or $4.99 a month for a new plan every week, no limits and inviting your partner, with a 7-day free trial once, on the yearly plan.

Is there an Android app?

Not yet. Eatpace is for iPhone. A partner without an iPhone can still say I’m in or Pass from a link in any browser.

Sources

Last checked

Something changed? Tell us at support@eatpace.com and we’ll fix this page.

  • recime.app Imports from Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, Pinterest and YouTube, screenshots and handwritten recipes; the free version is limited to 5 recipe imports per week; grocery lists, meal plans and cookbooks stay free; iOS, Android, a web app and a Chrome extension.
  • ReciMe Help: what the subscription costs The yearly plan is $39.99 in the United States; prices differ by plan and region.
  • ReciMe on the App Store ReciMe Plus, the 7-day free trial, and what the paid version unlocks.
  • Eatpace on the App Store Eatpace prices in US dollars. The App Store shows the price where you live.

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