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EatBeat: Weekly Meal Planner

What to Eat, Decided For You

Casual EatersMotivation SeekersNutrient-CuriousMeal Planners
4.8· 30 App Store ratings

Editorial review

Method healthier-v1: weighted blend of 9 data-derived sub-scores; see scoring.md.

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Goal fit

How well this app matches common goals (0–10 from our enrichment). Higher means a stronger match.

  • Calorie awareness8.0/10
  • Fat loss8.0/10
  • Macro tracking8.0/10
  • Meal planning8.0/10
  • Weight loss8.0/10
  • Consistency7.5/10
  • General health7.5/10
  • Habit building7.5/10
  • Nutrition education7.5/10
  • Body recomposition6.7/10
  • Weight maintenance6.7/10
  • Muscle gain5.0/10

Who is it for?

Notes from our editorial team.

Best for

  • •Casual Eaters — Individuals who want to track their food and nutrition without strict dieting or intense workout regimens.
  • •Motivation Seekers — Users who benefit from gamified elements like 'Health Points' to stay consistent with healthy eating habits.
  • •Nutrient-Curious — Those interested in understanding a broad spectrum of nutrients beyond just calories, protein, fat, and carbs.
  • •Meal Planners — Individuals looking for smart meal suggestions and cooking ideas to balance their diet.

Less ideal for

  • •Serious Athletes — Not suitable for users needing detailed workout tracking, performance metrics, or advanced sports nutrition guidance.
  • •Weight Loss Focus — While it tracks calories, it lacks explicit weight tracking or advanced features for aggressive weight management.
  • •Intermittent Fasters — The app does not offer specific tools or tracking for fasting protocols.
  • •Personal Coaching — Users seeking direct human or advanced AI conversational coaching will not find it here.

Review themes

Recurring topics in App Store reviews—what people praise vs. what frustrates them.

Users appreciate the app's detailed nutrient tracking capabilities, the provision of meal ideas and recipes, and the motivational aspects that encourage healthier eating habits. Some users have reported issues with app synchronization, difficulties changing country settings, and a perceived lack of responsive customer support.

Liked themes

  • Nutrient tracking

    Users value the ability to see detailed nutrient breakdowns for their food intake.

    ~1 mentions

  • Meal ideas/recipes

    The app's recipe suggestions are well-received by users.

    ~1 mentions

  • Guidance/Motivation

    Users find the app helpful for motivation and appreciate the nutritional guidance provided.

    ~2 mentions

Disliked themes

  • App bugs/stability

    One user reported issues with the app being a day behind in tracking.

    ~1 mentions

  • Localization issues

    A user experienced difficulty changing country settings within the app.

    ~1 mentions

  • Customer support

    A user inquired about support for technical issues, implying a lack of readily available assistance.

    ~1 mentions

Editorial guide score

Our independent score for EatBeat: Weekly Meal Planner—based on features, pricing, and feedback themes.

Score breakdown

  • Accuracy8.0/10

    Quality rating of the accuracy feature (5 if unknown).

  • Pricing value6.5/10

    10 - annualised price $59.99/15 (+0.5 if free trial).

  • Ease of use9.0/10

    5 + 5 x best quality of fast-logging features (AI image/text/audio, barcode).

  • Feature depth6.0/10

    Quality-weighted share of tracked features available (excellent 1.0 .. poor 0.2), x1.6, capped at 10.

  • Beginner friendliness9.4/10

    60% easeOfUse + 40% beginner skill-level fit.

  • User feedback6.4/10

    Bayesian rating 4.37 (iOS 4.83x30 + Play 0.00x0, prior 4.3x200) + review stars sentiment +0.67 over 3 reviews.

  • Maintenance8.3/10

    Last release 21 days ago (half-life 90d, 70%) + median 9 days between releases (30%).

  • Traction2.5/10

    log10 of 30 total ratings (iOS+Play), 1M ratings = 10.

  • Coachability0.0/10

    Best quality of aiCoach / coachConnection features.

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Pricing & trials

Store listing

Free · 5 in-app purchase option(s)

Trial

A 7-day trial is offered with the 'EatBeat PRO 1 Month 7d trial' subscription.

  • Monthly: $4.99
  • Yearly: $59.99
  • Weekly: $8.99

Pricing tiers

Monthly
$4.99
Yearly
$39.99–$159.99

Features we track

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  • Photo loggingYes

    good · strong · Users can snap a photo of their plate for automatic nutrient analysis, a core feature highlighted in the description and screenshots.

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  • Audio loggingNo
  • Text loggingYes

    good · strong · The app allows users to 'log your dish', indicating manual text entry for food items, which is then analyzed.

    description

  • Barcode scannerNo
  • Apple HealthYes

    good · moderate · EatBeat integrates with Apple Health, enabling users to sync their nutrition data.

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  • Macro trackingYes

    excellent · strong · The app explicitly tracks protein, fats, and carbs, with detailed breakdowns shown in screenshots.

    description screenshots

  • MicronutrientsYes

    excellent · strong · EatBeat goes beyond macros to analyze a wider range of nutrients including sugar, cholesterol, alcohol, and fiber, as stated in the description and shown in screenshots.

    description screenshots

  • Water trackingNo
  • Workout trackingNo
  • FastingNo
  • Coach connectionNo
  • Accuracy focusYes

    good · strong · The app claims to be 'backed by science' and provides detailed nutrient analysis for logged foods, including a database of restaurant meals, suggesting a focus on data accuracy.

    description screenshots

Screenshots

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