DishGen review

Best for

Quick, free AI recipe and meal ideas in a browser

Price

Freemium · from $6/month (billed $72/year)
Free: 15 credits a week (1 credit = 1 recipe or meal plan) and saved recipes and plans

Platforms

Web

Made by

DishGen

What it is

DishGen generates recipes from ingredients, dietary needs or ideas, and Premium adds a meal planner that builds a full week tailored to your preferences and schedule. Every meal can be turned into a full recipe in one click, with AI-estimated nutrition labels.

What the AI does

• Recipes from ingredients, diets or ideas
• Weekly AI meal plans (Premium)
• Edit existing recipes with AI
• AI nutrition labels

Pros and cons

How it scores

Good for ideas and quick plans, but light on the shopping side and web-only.

Feature checklist · 4 of 8

• ✓Builds a full weekly meal plan for you automatically (yes)
• ✓Plans follow your diet, allergies or calorie and macro goals (yes)
• –Grocery list built automatically from your plan (no)
• ✓Suggests meals from ingredients you already have (yes)
• –Save or import recipes from websites or social media (no)
• ✓Shows or tracks calories and macros (yes)
• –Household sharing or adjustable servings (no)
• –Order groceries from your list through delivery partners (no)

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Alternatives

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• Samsung Food 8.1/10Households who save recipes from the web and want planning, lists and grocery ordering in one free app
• Eat This Much 8.0/10People who want a hands-off weekly plan that hits calorie or macro targets on a budget
• Fitia 7.8/10People who want meal plans tied closely to calorie and macro tracking
• Prospre 7.5/10Macro-focused cooks who want a useful free meal plan

Samsung Food vs DishGen

Sources

• DishGen homepage and plans
• DishGen Premium