What Reddit Says About Food Manager Apps
We compiled 13 Reddit discussions about Food Manager apps from 11 subreddits. Here's what real users recommend, complain about, and debate.
Reddit Threads
r/mealplanning
If you want something more established, Paprika.com is still the best pure recipe manager out there and I'd genuinely recommend it if grocery automation isn't your bottleneck.
r/selfhosted
I have just about every recipe manager available running. Tandoor and Mealie are the two front runners. ... In my biased opinion Tandoor was the best for a long time, then mealie left me behind in terms of speed and modern looking UI for a while.
r/loseit
I got a good deal on a lifetime membership of Lose It, and it can do everything you want except track multiple users. You can send recipes to friends, track multiple macro goals, create a custom calorie budget that gives you more calories on ...
r/Cooking
I've tried many pantry/recipe apps, and very often they're good at being one, but kind of crappy (or downright terrible) at the other. Chefling is the best dual pantry/meal planner/recipe saver I've come across for all inclusiveness. You can change dietary preferences in the settings,...
r/restaurantowners
Redbook has a customizable one that is affordable and has been around for 20 years. The apps exist but are only as good as the time spent setting them up. ... Trello for project Managment.
r/Chefit
The team at SafetyCulture here—if you’re looking to upgrade from spreadsheets, there are definitely better options out there that can save you time and make inventory management smoother. MarginEdge is a solid choice, especially for its integration with POS systems and suppliers, which simplifies tr...
r/Frugal
This may not be exactly what your looking for, but foodsaftey.gov has their foodkeeper app.
r/restaurant
A spreadsheet with everyone’s name, job roles, food handler card expiration date, liquor card expiration date, work anniversary, and birthday helps make sure everyone is in compliance with health/liquor laws and helps you recognize employees on their birthdays and work anniversaries (we thanked them...
r/restaurantowners
Thank you for that recommendation! I will look into them today. I was looking at margin edge as well but their monthly cost isn’t feasible for us at the current stage of my business. ... I just signed up for fobisoft. You can always reach out to them for a free demo to see how the software would wor...
r/Restaurant_Managers
Hey, a friend of mine runs a couple of busy spots and was in the same situation a while back. He ended up going with a platform called Flipdish that pulls a lot of things together, scheduling, ordering, even some team management.
r/Entrepreneur
Can you please suggest me some good software/application for this Share ... If you need something for POS there’s many options with advantages and disadvantages. Toast is a very popular one right now. If you need software for managing inventory, budgeting, and financial statements, restaurant365 is ...
r/cookingforbeginners
I've been using "Nosh AI - recipe & nutrition" app, tho it's more of a personalized recipe generator base on my diet and track my daily nutrition from taking a photo (voice logging coming soon, the dev said), it also have shopping list, meal planning, inventory managements fe...
r/Frugal
Yes, I have and Kitchen Pal stands better because with grocery and kitchen management, helps me look up recipes with ingredients I have at home. So it’s more of a convenience than getting one app for grocery another for recipes etc. see what ...
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