TEGS LABS
mise - meal planner
Publisher DNA
What defines TEGS LABS?
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Portfolio
What does TEGS LABS ship?
Apps
4 apps analysed
Analysis in progress
mise is a meal planner app that helps provide you with delicious meal ideas.
Supermarket-integrated lists provide a distribution barrier via UK retailer mapping
- Pantry-aware matching functions as a retention loop by reducing food waste
- Aggressive subscription paywalls prevent users from evaluating the core utility of the application
Analysis in progress
Analysis in progress
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 3 of 4 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States3 / 3
Core markets (3/3 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
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Positive apps
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Neutral / mixed
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Negative apps
10/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does TEGS LABS compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(2)
Both apps target home cooks managing meal planning and grocery lists, with Crouton focusing on recipe digitization and mise focusing on ingredient-based planning and UK supermarket integration.
Both apps target home cooks seeking meal planning and grocery management, with ReciMe focusing on social media recipe aggregation while mise emphasizes ingredient-based planning and UK supermarket integration.
Contenders(15)
Both apps target home cooks managing culinary content, but RecipeSnap focuses on archival and digitization while mise focuses on active meal planning and grocery logistics.
Both applications target home cooks managing meal workflows, competing for the same user base by offering distinct approaches to recipe organization and grocery procurement.
Both apps target home cooks managing kitchen workflows, but they address different stages: mise focuses on grocery logistics and meal planning, while Miso focuses on recipe aggregation and storage.
Both apps provide structured meal planning and dietary filtering, competing for users seeking to reduce the daily mental load of meal preparation.
Both apps target home cooks using ingredient-based search to reduce food waste, creating direct competition for users seeking practical meal planning tools.
Both apps target home cooks managing meal planning and recipe libraries, creating direct competition for users seeking to organize their kitchen workflows.
Both apps target home cooks managing meal planning, but Whisk captures users via a free recipe digitization tool while mise gates utility behind a subscription.
Both applications target home cooks seeking meal planning tools and utilize subscription-based monetization models to gate their core content.
Both apps target home cooks seeking to simplify meal planning, with KptnCook offering a freemium discovery model that directly challenges the subscription-only barrier in mise.
Both apps target home cooks managing kitchen workflows, with mise focusing on automated meal planning and grocery logistics while Recigen focuses on digitizing and organizing personal recipe collections.
Both apps target home cooks by automating meal planning and grocery list generation based on ingredients, directly competing for the same user base seeking to reduce food waste.
Both applications target health-conscious users by automating grocery lists and meal planning based on user-defined dietary preferences.
Both applications compete for the same home-cook audience by offering automated meal planning and grocery list generation, though they differ in their primary data source: pantry-aware inventory versus social media recipe extraction.
Both apps target the meal planning market by integrating supermarket shopping lists with personalized dietary preferences and budget constraints.
Both applications target home cooks managing meal plans and grocery lists, creating direct competition for daily kitchen utility.
Same space(26)
Bridges meal planning and grocery procurement by tracking cupboard inventory to reduce food waste.
Provides diet-specific meal plans to help families organize cooking and grocery shopping.
Whipp provides a similar budget-aware planning utility to mise, focusing on rapid weekly plan generation for dinner.
Provides a utility-focused repository for digitizing and organizing personal recipe collections across multiple devices.
Targets families with specific dietary needs by offering granular filtering for meal plans.
Vego serves the plant-based niche by applying the same budget-aware, swipe-based planning logic found in other grocery-integrated apps.
Functions as an all-in-one menu organizer and recipe keeper for families managing dietary needs.
Connects meal planning with grocery store baskets for users wanting to shop directly from recipes.
Acts as a grocery assistant that connects meal planning to specific supermarket inventories.
Automates grocery procurement based on meal plans, serving as a direct alternative for users seeking structured cooking workflows.
Converts unstructured online recipe content into a standardized format for digital cookbook management.
Provides a centralized platform for recipe storage and meal scheduling across multiple devices.
Centralizes recipe management and automates grocery list generation to simplify cooking preparation.
Uses AI to extract recipes from social media and websites, targeting users who curate content from digital sources.
Uses AI to centralize recipe collection and automate grocery lists for home cooks.
Connects recipe discovery with ingredient scaling and AI-powered assistance for kitchen management.
Youmeal serves as a centralized library for digital recipes, offering a broader content aggregation scope than the pantry-focused mise.
Maps restaurant ingredients to assist users with specific dietary restrictions regarding cooking oils.
Offers multi-source recipe import to reduce manual transcription for users building a personal cookbook.
TapCook targets the same budget-conscious demographic as mise but differentiates by providing upfront total cost estimates for specific local grocery stores.
Adjusts grocery lists dynamically based on changes to the weekly meal plan.
Measy competes with mise by focusing on budget-aware meal planning mapped to specific supermarket chains.
Potto serves as a direct functional peer to mise by using supermarket-specific data to generate meal plans and grocery lists based on budget.
Leverages hardware integration with SmartThings Cooking to lock users into the Samsung appliance environment.
Serves as a digital cookbook that enables collaborative household management of recipes.
Combines meal preparation with nutritional tracking for users focused on health and calorie goals.
New entrants(4)
Chow addresses the same logistical friction as mise by automating the procurement of groceries through direct third-party delivery integrations.
Focuses on budget-constrained meal planning by costing shopping lists against a set weekly limit.
Targets fitness enthusiasts by using computer vision to simplify food logging and nutritional tracking.
MealPot offers a similar personalized planning service to mise, emphasizing household-sized meal plans and calorie goals.