Question 1

How is my meal plan personalised?

Accepted Answer

You tell us your goals, dietary needs, food preferences, the ingredients you would rather avoid, and how much time you have to cook. Your week is built from recipes that fit those answers, and you can swap anything that does not suit you. Allergies, intolerances and dietary patterns are treated as requirements, while likes and dislikes make a recipe more or less frequent.

Question 2

How does pantry matching work?

Accepted Answer

Ingredients from your planned recipes are compared with your recorded pantry, scaled to the number of people eating. Anything your records do not cover is shown as appearing to be missing, and you can add those gaps to your shopping list in one step. Repeated ingredients are combined into one practical quantity.

Question 3

What happens when I scan a receipt?

Accepted Answer

The receipt is read and the items, quantities and prices we detected are shown to you first. You review and correct them, then confirm which purchases update your pantry information and your grocery-spending records. Detection is not perfect, which is why the review step exists. Receipts stay private to your household and can be deleted along with their records.

Question 4

How is grocery spending tracked?

Accepted Answer

From the receipts and purchases you confirm. Totals per shop and per week, category and store breakdowns, your receipt history and comparisons between recent periods are kept in one place, alongside the purchases they relate to.

Question 5

Can I use NutriPlan Me by myself?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Meal planning, recipes, your pantry, the shopping list, receipts and grocery spending all work for one person. Inviting someone into your household is optional.

Question 6

How do household profiles and shared access work?

Accepted Answer

You can invite one other adult by email, and add profiles for people without accounts, such as children. Each adult keeps and edits their own food profile, and shared meals account for the people eating. Household members share the same meal plan, recipes, pantry, shopping list, cooking history, receipts and grocery spending, so that information is visible to everyone in the household. Private notes are never shown to anyone else, and creating or replacing the household plan stays with the household owner and anyone they make a meal-plan manager. If a planned meal stops suiting someone, the plan flags it so you can swap it.

Question 7

Can I add and share my own recipes?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can write recipes yourself, import one from a photo of a handwritten or printed recipe, edit the recipes you own, and share any recipe as a web link. Anyone can open that link and read the complete recipe without an account. A shared recipe someone saves becomes their own independent copy.

Question 8

Is nutrition information exact?

Accepted Answer

No. Nutritional information is an estimate and may vary based on ingredients, brands, quantities and preparation. Always check ingredient labels and consider your individual allergies and dietary needs. NutriPlan Me is a planning tool, not medical or dietetic advice.

Ingredient	Needed	Your pantry
Aubergine	2	In pantry
Olive oil	3 tbsp	In pantry
Butter beans	2 tins	Missing — 1 tin in pantry
Chopped tomatoes	2 tins	Missing — none recorded
Spinach	200 g	Missing — none recorded

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