AI meal planner Australia

AI meal planner Australia: from your real supermarket shop

An AI meal planner for Australia builds a week of meals and a shopping list using Australian supermarket products and AUD prices. FitMunch is receipt-first: it plans from your body targets and what you actually buy at the supermarket, then scores the haul and drafts the next trolley. It does not scrape supermarket trolley APIs. Premium is A$19.99 AUD/mo after a 14-day trial.

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What you get

Who it's for

Receipt-first beats blank recipe dumps

Most AI meal planners start from a blank US recipe database: cups of quinoa, imperial ounces, and ingredients that do not exist on a supermarket shelf. FitMunch starts from what's actually in your trolley or your receipt scan, in AUD, in grams, matched to supermarket product lines. The plan bends to fit the shop, not the other way round.

Blank recipe dump

Generic recipes, US measurements, ingredients you then have to hunt for or substitute. You do the matching work yourself.

Receipt-first plan

Starts from your actual shop or scan. AUD pricing, grams, AU brands. The plan already matches what's in the fridge.

A sample 7-day mini plan

Every day is anchored to a small set of AU staples, not a shopping list of things you can't find at the supermarket. This is a mini version of what a full FitMunch plan builds.

DayFocusAU anchor foodsProtein target
Day 1Reset dayChicken breast, jasmine rice, frozen veg150g
Day 2Pantry staples dayRed lentils, eggs, Greek yoghurt140g
Day 3Batch cook dayBeef mince, wholemeal pasta, passata155g
Day 4Training dayTuna, rolled oats, banana165g
Day 5Easy dayCottage cheese, wraps, mixed salad130g
Day 6Social dayEggs, high-protein milk, seasonal fruit120g
Day 7Shop and resetLeftovers, next haul planning140g

Illustrative targets for a mid-size adult. Your plan is built from your actual protein target and receipt.

Your supermarket, without a trolley scrape

FitMunch is built for Australian shops. It uses your logged body targets, what you already bought, at your usual supermarket. It does not scrape supermarket trolley APIs and it does not watch a live cart. You take the drafted list to the store. We do not pay any supermarket for you.

See the method worked on a real shop in the haul teardown, or plan staples in the staples meal plan.

FitMunch vs grocery price apps

WiseList, Plate Planner and Recipe2Shop class tools win on price-compare and recipe pools. FitMunch is a health engine: receipt to haul score to a training-matched week. No invented review scores here. The difference is the start point.

Price-compare apps

Start from a recipe pile. They do not score your haul against the body you log, and they do not write eat, train, and shop as one week.

Receipt-first health engine

Starts from your body and your real supermarket shop. Plans in AUD and grams, scores the haul, then drafts the next trolley.

Get the plan built around your real shop.

Premium removes the AI plan limit and adds the weekly coach loop: scan, macros, plan, next list. A$19.99 AUD/mo, 14-day trial (card on file). Cancel before the trial ends and you are not charged.

Pricing truth

Free to start. Premium is A$19.99 AUD/month with a 14-day trial (card on file, cancel anytime). Trainer tools are separate.

Frequently asked questions

What is an AI meal planner built for Australia?
It builds a week of meals and a shopping list from Australian supermarket products and AUD prices, not a US recipe dump. FitMunch plans from your body targets and the supermarket shop you actually do.
How is FitMunch different from Plate Planner, WiseList or Recipe2Shop?
Those tools compare grocery prices or pool recipes. FitMunch is receipt-first: it scores the haul, matches training, and drafts the next trolley. It is not another price-compare app.
Does it work with any Australian supermarket?
Yes. Plans and lists use common AU supermarket staples. FitMunch does not scrape supermarket trolley APIs.
How does receipt-first planning work?
Photograph the receipt after the shop. FitMunch reads the lines, scores the haul, and writes meals from what you bought. The next trolley fills the gaps.
What does Premium cost?
Premium is A$19.99 AUD/mo after a 14-day trial (card on file). Cancel before the trial ends and you are not charged. Free lets you start a plan.