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MenuPlan AI

MenuPlan AI · Project acquisition

Acquire a meal planner.Built for weekly use.

Saved recipes, weekly meal planning and shared shopping, with practical AI tools and six app languages. Review the product, the proposed assets and the work involved in a handover.

Asking price$2,900 USD · negotiable

For the agreed project assets. The Android app remains free to use today.

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The real English MenuPlan AI screen showing a weekly menu and its shopping-list action
Real app screen · Example meals

The project today

Launched
June 2026
Revenue
$0
Donations
$0

Launch date and financial figures reported by the owner, recorded on 2 October 2026.

What a buyer would review.

The proposed package brings together the app, its supporting services and the materials used to present it. Final scope and asset rights would be agreed during diligence.

Android application

React and TypeScript source, the Vite/Capacitor Android project, build instructions and available test evidence.

Backend and web source

Cloudflare Worker code and configuration, Firebase integration, and this marketing site with its English and Spanish planners.

Product and store materials

Product documentation, real screenshots, store materials and the tooling used to generate the localized screenshot sets.

A small, early usage snapshot.

Recorded Google Play figures, shown with their own dates.

Cumulative acquisitions
22As of 28 September 2026
Users with the app installed
15As of 26 September 2026
Active users over 28 days
4Window ending 25 September 2026

These figures use different measures and dates; they are not a cohort. Owner and tester activity has not been excluded.

What to settle before a handover.

  1. Confirm the scope and rights

    Review the source snapshot and build notes, then confirm the rights to each asset, including recipe-catalog, image and third-party licenses. Personal accounts, private credentials, unrelated projects and social profiles stay outside the package.

  2. Review actual usage and costs

    Review service usage and billing to understand ongoing costs and assess any paid features. Current operating costs still need to be fully reconciled.

  3. Plan continuity for existing users

    Plan the Google Play transfer, Firebase access, Worker endpoint, website hosting and any support period. An agreed service transition would keep existing users in mind as well as the final source delivery.

Business models to test, not plans on sale.

The app is currently free, with no ads or subscriptions. These hypothetical options require product and billing work; they are not implemented plans or a revenue forecast.

AI credits
Test bounded credits only after measuring inference costs, cache behavior and abuse controls.
Freemium features
Keep a useful free core and validate whether additional features solve a problem people will pay for.
Household extras
Develop a reason to pay beyond the shared recipes, menus and shopping already available today.
One-time in-app unlock
Explore paid local utilities while accounting separately for recurring cloud and AI costs.

Start with a product conversation.

Ask about the workflow, request diligence materials and discuss the assets and transition that would be included in an agreement.

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Submitted for review on 2 October 2026. Public availability and approval are not confirmed; email is the primary contact.