Tempo Labs Creative
Herbi: Meal Planner + Recipes
Snapshot
Publisher DNA
What defines Tempo Labs Creative?
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Portfolio
What does Tempo Labs Creative ship?
Apps
2 apps analysed
Meal plans for your week, built around your budget, diet and supermarket.
Budget-based scaling provides tangible ROI for cost-conscious users
- The core concept of automated meal planning provides a helpful starting point for users seeking kitchen inspiration
- Forced subscription paywalls prevent users from evaluating the app functionality before committing to a recurring monthly payment
Analysis in progress
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 2 of 2 apps with localized market data · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States2 / 2
Core markets (2/2 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
15/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does Tempo Labs Creative compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(2)
Both apps target home cooks seeking to consolidate social media recipes into a single digital workflow, creating direct competition for user attention and recipe storage.
Both apps target home cooks who aggregate recipes from social media platforms, creating direct competition for users seeking to organize digital cooking content into actionable meal plans.
Contenders(15)
Both apps compete for the same daily utility slot by offering automated meal planning and dietary management tools for home cooks.
Mealy AI targets the same daily meal planning pain point as Herbi, offering automated shopping lists and recipe generation to solve the what is for dinner dilemma.
Both apps target home cooks by automating recipe collection from social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram, creating a direct overlap in the core workflow of digitizing meal ideas.
Both applications target home cooks by providing tools for recipe management and social media content import. They compete directly for users seeking to digitize cooking workflows and automate meal planning.
Both apps target home cooks seeking to solve daily meal friction, but Cookpad focuses on community-driven discovery while Herbi emphasizes automated weekly planning and budget management.
Both apps target home cooks seeking to organize recipes and plan meals, with Herbi focusing on automated planning and Cookpad on community-sourced content.
Both apps target home cooks by automating meal planning and recipe management, specifically competing on the ability to import external social media content into a structured cooking workflow.
Both apps target home cooks requiring meal planning and grocery management, with Herbi focusing on social media recipe import while Eline's Table emphasizes chef-curated plant-based content.
Both apps target home cooks who save recipes from social media to build meal plans. Flavorish competes directly by offering a mature, high-rated ingestion utility for the same user base.
Both apps target home cooks seeking to reduce meal planning fatigue through automated grocery list generation and personalized dietary management.
Both apps target home cooks seeking meal planning and recipe organization, creating direct competition for daily kitchen utility.
Both apps target home cooks by automating meal planning and grocery list generation, directly competing for users seeking to reduce food waste and simplify kitchen workflows.
Both apps target health-conscious users seeking automated grocery lists and meal planning, creating direct competition for the same daily utility.
Both apps target grocery shoppers seeking automated meal planning and shopping list generation, creating direct competition for users looking to reduce food waste and manage weekly budgets.
Both apps target home cooks seeking meal planning and recipe organization, creating direct competition for the user's daily kitchen workflow.
Same space(34)
CookGo uses AI to parse social media content, directly competing with Herbi's recipe-saving capabilities.
Basta Batchcooking targets users interested in time-saving meal prep, offering a structured alternative to Herbi's weekly planning.
Avocadish provides a comprehensive recipe collection and planning tool that mirrors Herbi's multi-platform import capabilities.
Cherrypick bridges meal planning and grocery shopping, competing directly with Herbi's shopping list feature.
My Recipe Box acts as a digital library for imported recipes, mirroring Herbi's core functionality of saving and organizing online cooking content.
CookShelf digitizes physical cookbooks, offering a specialized search utility for home cooks.
Recipe Bro offers a similar recipe-importing and organization tool, competing directly with Herbi's recipe-saving feature.
lopu offers weekly meal planning and fridge inventory tracking, aligning with Herbi's goal of reducing food waste.
Eatr targets the same AI-driven planning space as Herbi, though it prioritizes weight management and dietary tracking features.
Factor_ provides a ready-to-heat alternative to Herbi, capturing users who want to avoid the time-cost of cooking entirely.
Food For Fitness provides a high-protein recipe collection for fitness-focused users, similar to Herbi's goal-based planning.
Meal Prepper focuses on converting social media screenshots into text, a direct alternative to Herbi's recipe-saving tool.
Gronda targets the professional culinary market, offering high-end content that contrasts with Herbi's home-focused planning.
HelloFresh Tasty provides meal kit delivery with digital tools that overlap with Herbi's planning features.
HelloFresh provides a meal kit service that uses a cookbook feature to capture non-subscribers.
Real Plans focuses on dietary-specific meal planning for families, similar to Herbi's personalized planning.
This app provides an all-in-one menu organizer and recipe keeper for families, similar to Herbi's core utility.
Meal Planner & Grocery List provides a similar all-in-one menu organization tool for families, focusing on inventory-based planning.
SummitPlate focuses on ingredient overlap to reduce waste, providing a more specialized planning tool than Herbi's general approach.
Disha focuses on budget-conscious meal planning, providing a specific utility that complements Herbi's general planning features.
Mealia acts as an AI grocery assistant with supermarket connectivity, mirroring Herbi's grocery list automation.
Mealime automates grocery procurement for healthy cooking, addressing the shopping list friction Herbi also targets.
Pick provides budget-focused meal planning with store integration, addressing the same cost-saving needs as Herbi.
Plan to Eat centralizes recipe management and grocery automation, serving the same workflow as Herbi.
MealBoard integrates inventory tracking with recipe management, offering a more comprehensive kitchen tool than Herbi.
Honeydew uses AI to extract recipes from social media, directly competing with Herbi's recipe saving functionality.
FoodiePrep uses AI to consolidate recipe sourcing and grocery automation, matching Herbi's value proposition.
Samsung Food serves as a broad recipe aggregator that competes for the same user base seeking to centralize web-based recipe content.
Stashcook provides a similar recipe-importing workflow to Herbi, focusing on consolidating digital inspiration into a single library.
SuperCook focuses on the pantry-inventory aspect of meal planning, offering a utility-driven alternative to Herbi's recipe-first approach.
TGB offers dynamic meal planning for health-conscious users, similar to Herbi's lifestyle-based planning.
Cookidoo serves as a hardware-dependent companion, providing guided cooking that Herbi lacks.
Samsung Food integrates with SmartThings to provide hardware-based kitchen management.
Meal Planner & Macro Tracker uses AI to import recipes, mirroring Herbi's social media scraping capability.
New entrants(3)
Daily Bite provides chef-curated recipes and multi-source import, competing with Herbi's recipe saving tools.
NeatEat provides budget-first meal planning with store-specific pricing, similar to Herbi's budget-conscious features.
TapCook provides a budget-focused planning tool that estimates grocery costs, similar to Herbi's shopping list functionality.
