Neat Builds
NeatEat: Meal & Recipe Planner
Publisher DNA
What defines Neat Builds?
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Portfolio
What does Neat Builds ship?
Apps
1 app analysed
Meal plans + a costed grocery list that fit your weekly food budget.
Store-specific pricing integration across 15 countries creates high switching costs
- Budget-conscious shoppers appreciate the ability to filter meal recommendations across multiple grocery store chains
- Aggressive paywall gating prevents users from exploring core features before requiring a subscription commitment
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 1 of 1 app with localized market data · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States1 / 1
Core markets (1/1 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
0
Positive apps
1
Neutral / mixed
0
Negative apps
45/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does Neat Builds compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Both apps target the home meal planning market, competing for users who want to consolidate recipe management and grocery logistics.
Contenders(10)
Both apps target household meal planning and grocery list automation, competing for the same user base seeking to organize weekly food preparation.
Both apps target budget-conscious users by automating weekly meal plans and generating costed shopping lists based on supermarket pricing.
Both applications target the meal planning market with subscription models, competing directly for users seeking automated grocery lists and recipe organization.
Vego competes for the same budget-conscious meal planning audience by using a swipe-based interface to generate grocery lists that prioritize ingredient sharing to reduce food waste.
Both apps target the meal planning and grocery management market, competing for users seeking to reduce food waste and simplify weekly meal preparation.
Both apps target budget-conscious consumers by generating meal plans and shopping lists mapped to specific supermarket pricing.
Both apps target busy individuals seeking automated meal planning and grocery list generation to simplify home cooking.
Both apps target home meal planning, with NeatEat focusing on budget-constrained grocery lists and Pepperplate on recipe organization and cross-platform scheduling.
Both apps compete for the same meal planning audience by offering automated grocery list generation and weekly scheduling tools.
Both apps compete for the same household meal planning audience, though NeatEat focuses on budget-constrained grocery lists while the rival emphasizes recipe organization and macro tracking.
Same space(20)
RecipeSnap provides OCR-powered scanning and web-import capabilities, serving as a direct alternative for NeatEat users needing to digitize recipes.
Crouton provides a native Apple-integrated recipe management experience that competes with NeatEat's planning and organization tools.
Recipe Keeper - Cook'n offers similar digitization and organization tools to NeatEat, focusing on centralizing personal recipe collections.
Factor_ targets the same health-conscious, busy demographic as NeatEat but removes the cooking step entirely via prepared meal delivery.
Flavorish aggregates viral social media content into a digital cookbook, competing with NeatEat's recipe-saving and organization functionality.
HelloFresh provides a physical meal kit delivery service that serves as a premium, hands-off alternative to NeatEat's DIY meal planning.
Paprika Recipe Manager 3 acts as a comprehensive digital repository for recipes, serving as a long-term storage solution for NeatEat users.
Mealia acts as a grocery assistant that integrates with specific supermarkets, directly mirroring NeatEat's budget-focused planning utility.
Mob bridges recipe discovery with supermarket-aisle shopping, serving as a direct functional alternative to NeatEat's budget-first planning model.
All My Meals focuses on saving viral social media recipes, acting as a discovery and organization layer for NeatEat users.
MealPrepPro automates grocery lists and recipe selection based on health goals, functioning as a direct substitute for NeatEat's planning features.
Recipe Keeper - OrganizEat provides a flexible digital repository that competes with NeatEat's storage and organization capabilities.
ReciMe acts as a social-media aggregator that captures recipe inspiration, functioning as a top-of-funnel discovery tool for users who eventually need NeatEat's planning utility.
Honeydew uses AI to import social media recipes, serving as a discovery and organization tool for NeatEat's target audience.
Stashcook consolidates recipe inspiration into a meal planning system, directly overlapping with NeatEat's core functionality.
Just The Recipe strips away web clutter to provide a clean cooking view, serving as a utility for NeatEat users to manage their recipe library.
mise targets UK grocery shoppers with pantry-aware planning, overlapping directly with NeatEat's focus on cost-efficient meal management.
Herbi offers a similar meal planning and recipe-importing utility to NeatEat, focusing on social media recipe integration.
NYT Cooking provides a high-trust editorial recipe database that serves as a discovery layer for home cooks who might later use NeatEat for budget-conscious planning.
Recipe Keeper serves as a digital cookbook that competes with NeatEat's organizational features by offering a one-time purchase model.
New entrants(2)
TapCook builds weekly dinner plans and shopping lists based on local grocery store pricing, directly competing with NeatEat's budget-first model.
CartCraft provides meal planning and grocery list organization based on local store pricing, serving as a direct functional substitute for NeatEat.
