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FitLifeBud
Your week of meals, planned around what you actually eat
FitLifeBud plans breakfast, lunch and dinner for your week around your goal and the foods your household eats, then turns the whole week into one shopping list: repeated ingredients merged, amounts added up, grouped by aisle, ticked off as you shop. Not happy with the plan? Regenerate it and the days from tomorrow onward are planned again. No calorie counting. Free to try on iPhone and Android, with free printable meal plans and grocery lists on the website.
I built FitLifeBud because the hard part of eating well was never the cooking, it was the deciding.
Before building much of it I went and asked the question in meal planning groups: what actually breaks your week? The answers were never about recipes. One person put it better than I could: the shopping list is never finished, you are constantly scrubbing things off and adding to it. Several others described the same six o'clock moment, standing at the fridge with no decision left in them.
So FitLifeBud does the deciding. You tell it your goal and the foods your household actually eats, and it plans breakfast, lunch and dinner for the week. Then it turns the whole week into one shopping list, with repeated ingredients merged, amounts added up and items grouped by aisle. If the plan does not suit you, regenerate it and the days from tomorrow onward are planned again. There is no calorie counting to do yourself. Free printable meal plans and grocery lists are on the website.
It is free on iPhone and Android. Premium plans the full week and comes with a free trial.
I am the only person working on this, so honest criticism is worth more to me than anything else here. If you try it and something is wrong, say so in the comments and I will answer today.
About FitLifeBud on Product Hunt
“Your week of meals, planned around what you actually eat”
FitLifeBud was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #385 on the daily leaderboard. FitLifeBud plans breakfast, lunch and dinner for your week around your goal and the foods your household eats, then turns the whole week into one shopping list: repeated ingredients merged, amounts added up, grouped by aisle, ticked off as you shop. Not happy with the plan? Regenerate it and the days from tomorrow onward are planned again. No calorie counting. Free to try on iPhone and Android, with free printable meal plans and grocery lists on the website.
On the analytics side, FitLifeBud competes within Android, Health & Fitness and Nutrition — topics that collectively have 142.1k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how FitLifeBud performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted FitLifeBud?
FitLifeBud was hunted by Justas Glodenis. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Justas Glodenis
Hi Product Hunt, I am Justas.
I built FitLifeBud because the hard part of eating well was never the cooking, it was the deciding.
Before building much of it I went and asked the question in meal planning groups: what actually breaks your week? The answers were never about recipes. One person put it better than I could: the shopping list is never finished, you are constantly scrubbing things off and adding to it. Several others described the same six o'clock moment, standing at the fridge with no decision left in them.
So FitLifeBud does the deciding. You tell it your goal and the foods your household actually eats, and it plans breakfast, lunch and dinner for the week. Then it turns the whole week into one shopping list, with repeated ingredients merged, amounts added up and items grouped by aisle. If the plan does not suit you, regenerate it and the days from tomorrow onward are planned again. There is no calorie counting to do yourself. Free printable meal plans and grocery lists are on the website.
It is free on iPhone and Android. Premium plans the full week and comes with a free trial.
I am the only person working on this, so honest criticism is worth more to me than anything else here. If you try it and something is wrong, say so in the comments and I will answer today.