Weekly meal planner · Shopping list
Tell Maya how many nights you actually cook and how many people you feed. It builds the plan and writes the shopping list — sorted by aisle, with repeated ingredients merged.
Download on the App Store Free · iPhone · 385-dish catalogue openNo account, no sign-up. Your first plan is built before you finish onboarding.
How many nights you really cook, how many are at the table, what to keep off your plate. Most people plan seven and cook four — Maya plans the real number.
One dinner per day, with cook time, servings and the full recipe. Swap anything you don't want, leave a night for leftovers.
The shopping list comes out of the plan by itself: produce, meat, dairy, pantry, spices, each its own heading.
If two meals in your plan call for lemons, the list shows one line and the quantities add up. Swap a meal and the list recalculates: what left comes off, what arrived goes on, and anything shared merges again.
It sounds like a detail. Of the 37 recipe and meal-planning apps we went through on the Turkish and US stores, four did it.
The job of the app is to decide what you cook for a week and to turn that decision into a shop.
You choose how many nights. One dinner per day, any night left empty, any meal swapped.
Sorted by aisle, quantities merged. Add your own items, share the list with whoever shops, tick things off in the store.
Two servings to six in a single tap. The recipe amounts and the shopping list quantities move together.
265 Turkish classics and 120 dishes from around the world, every one with the full recipe. Filter by time, ingredient and method — oven, air fryer, one-pot.
The screen stays awake. Tap a time in the recipe and a countdown starts.
Type what you have, say it out loud, or take a photo of your fridge. All three end up in the same place.
It keeps your tastes, your allergies and the foods you'd rather skip. Ask about a recipe while you cook: "What can I swap for onion?"
With permission, tonight's dinner from your own plan, plus one shopping-day reminder. That's the whole notification budget.
A recipe app gives you somewhere to search. Maya decides: it fills a week with dinners you'd actually cook and turns that week into one grocery list. The recipes are there — 385 of them, free — but the product is the plan and the list.
It is built from your plan and sorted by aisle: produce, meat, dairy, pantry, spices. Repeated ingredients merge into one line with the quantities added up. You can add your own items and share the list.
Yes — all of it, with full recipes. 265 Turkish classics and 120 dishes from around the world. What the free tier limits is AI plan generation, not the catalogue.
Yes. Typing, speaking and photographing all work. The photo is one of three ways into a plan, not the headline.
A free trial is offered on the weekly plan only and lasts 3 days; the monthly and annual plans have no trial. Maya Pro unlocks unlimited weekly plans, unlimited shopping lists and the whole catalogue. Prices are shown before purchase — see the Terms of Use.
Your plan, your list, your favourites and your preferences stay on the device. Only the ingredients you type, your preferences and — if you use it — the photo you take are sent to the AI service that writes the recipe; photos are processed and not stored. No advertising SDK, no tracking SDK, no IDFA. See the Privacy Policy.
iPhone running iOS 16 or later. There is no Android version. The interface is in English and Turkish; the App Store listing is in 21 languages.