It remembers who eats what
Every allergy, intolerance and dislike is recorded against the person it belongs to, along with who wrote it down and when. Nothing is guessed, and nothing is inferred from what you happen to cook.
One dinner changes. The whole week has to follow.
MealAce is a family dinner planner for iPhone. Change a dinner mid-week, and the grocery list and the allergy notes change with it.
What it does
It carries a change all the way through
Swap Thursday, drop Friday, add someone to the table. Items that belonged only to the meal you removed come off the list, the new meal's items go on, shared amounts are recalculated, and whatever you already ticked stays ticked.
It names the entry behind a warning
When a change collides with something you recorded, MealAce tells you which entry, whose it is, and when it was written down — so the judgement stays yours instead of arriving as a verdict.
What it does not do
- It does not decide what anyone can eat. It shows you what you recorded and where each entry came from; the reading of a label is still yours to do.
- It is not medical or nutrition advice, and it does not set goals for anyone.
- It plans dinner. Not breakfast, not lunch, not yet.
Where this is up to
MealAce is not on the App Store. There is nothing to buy and nothing to install today. The waitlist is how you hear first when there is a build worth trying, and you can leave it with one click whenever you like.