Updated October 25, 2026
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| Name | DishGen |
| Overview | DishGen is an innovative AI recipe generator that simplifies meal planning by creating unique recipes based on the ingredients and dietary preferences you provide. It harnesses advanced generative AI technology to suggest a variety of recipes, optimizing the use of leftover ingredients and catering to various dietary needs, including requested vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free options. Generated recipes still need human review for ingredients, allergens and safe preparation; entering a dietary restriction is not a safety certification. DishGen efficiently transforms meal preparation into an enjoyable process, offering detailed cooking instructions and personalized meal ideas in just seconds. |
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| Pricing | Freemium model: The current web Basic plan is free with 15 usage credits per week. Monthly plans checked on October 25, 2026 show Premium $7.99 per month with 75 credits per day, and Pro $15.99 per month with 150 credits per day. One credit is used for a recipe or meal plan. Annual charges of $72 and $159 are separate billing choices, not monthly prices. Pro commercial-use and privacy features do not apply automatically to the free tier. App-store descriptions may show different or older allowances; check the selected platform and current offer. |
| Tags | AI recipe generator, meal planning assistant, customized recipes |
| App available? | Yes. Official iOS and Android apps are available. The iOS listing identifies DishGen by Andrew Olson; web and app offer wording is not assumed to have identical quotas. |
Sources: Current web plans, credits and features · Official iOS listing · Official Android listing · Output use and plan-dependent commercial scope
Historical image: The existing DishGen homepage shows a recipe-entry panel, app banner and cookie banner. No recipe was generated or tested for this article, and the screenshot does not validate dietary safety.








