ReciMe: Recipes & Meal Planner

What is ReciMe: Recipes & Meal Planner?

ReciMe: Recipes & Meal Planner is a recipe organizer for Android phones. Its main purpose is to collect recipes you find on social platforms and keep them in one place, so you are not hunting through saved posts and bookmarks when it is time to cook.

The app is published by ReciMe under the Food & Drink category on Google Play. It has been installed more than 3,152,917 times and holds a 4.7 out of 5 rating from 113,145 ratings.

How does the app save and organize recipes?

The core idea is saving. When you come across a recipe in a short video or post, you share it to the app, which then turns the content into a recipe entry you can open later. Supported sources include Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, YouTube and Pinterest.

Saved recipes can be grouped and searched, which makes it easier to find a dish again weeks after you first saved it.

Can it help with meal planning?

Beyond storing recipes, the app is built to help with planning. You can arrange chosen dishes across the days of the week, which helps when you want a rough shopping and cooking plan rather than deciding each evening from scratch.

Planning features are a good fit for households that cook the same handful of meals regularly or want to reduce daily decision-making.

What's new in version 6.0.3?

Version 6.0.3 is a maintenance release. The developer describes it as a set of improvements and bug fixes based on user requests, from a community the developer says now numbers about 10 million users.

The update does not list a single headline feature, so users expecting a major new tool should check the store listing for detail. The last update date shown on Google Play is 2026-10-23.

Requirements, size and cost

ReciMe requires Android 12 or later. Check your phone's version under system settings before installing, since older devices will not be offered the app.

The app is free to download. It does not contain ads, but it does offer in-app purchases, so optional paid extras are available inside the app. Download size is not included in the facts for this overview, so check the Google Play page for the current figure.

Pros and cons

On the plus side, the app is free, ad-free, and gathers recipes from several social platforms in one place. Its high rating across more than 113,000 ratings suggests a generally positive user experience.

On the downside, in-app purchases mean some features may sit behind payment, and the Android 12 minimum leaves out older phones. As with any app that collects content from other platforms, results depend on how the original post is formatted.

Who is ReciMe for?

The app suits home cooks who save lots of recipe videos and posts and want them organized, as well as people who plan weekly meals. It is less suited to users on Android 11 or older, or to anyone who wants a purely offline cookbook with no account or in-app purchases.