Most meal planners ignore how you feel. This one asks first: pick a mood (stressed, sluggish, sad, happy, anxious, unfocused) and get a matched recipe with a "why this fits" note, then build a shopping list in one click. No login needed to try it. Free tier included — $12 one-time (no subscription) unlocks all 6 moods, the full recipe catalog, and free-text mood input instead of picking from a list.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
What inspired it: I kept noticing that meal planning apps assume you already know what you want to eat — but half the time, how I'm feeling is what actually decides that. Stressed? I want something warm and easy. Sluggish? I need protein, fast.
The problem: Every planner I tried made you browse. None of them asked how you were doing first.
How it evolved: Started as just a mood → recipe matcher. Ended up adding a real shopping list (checkable, saved to your account), a free-text option to describe your mood in your own words instead of picking from a list, and made sure the whole core flow works with zero login.
I'd love your feedback — what moods am I missing, what would make the matching feel smarter, anything that felt clunky.
Try it free, no account needed: https://mood-based-meal-planner-...