Mealime is shutting down
Keep your recipes. Not just your bookmarks.
Mealime has announced it's closing on 21 October 2026, and says all personal data will be deleted when it does. That means the list of recipes you chose and saved. Paste your links below and slrp turns them into a real library, free, in seconds.
No rush to leave: Mealime Pro is free until it closes. Keep using it until the 21st, just get your links out first.
13 days left until Mealime shuts down.
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Getting your recipes out of Mealime
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Open your saved recipes in Mealime
In the app or at mealime.com, go to the recipes you've saved. Mealime doesn't offer an export, so this is a manual step, but it only takes a minute per recipe.
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Copy the link for each recipe
In the Mealime app, open a recipe and tap share. That hands you a short link like r.mealime.com/1234. Links to recipe pages on mealime.com and to a recipe's print page work too. A link to your favourites page won't, because it only opens when you're signed in to Mealime.
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Paste them all in below
One link per line. You can paste as many as you like, up to 60 at a time.
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Sign up to keep them
Watch your recipes resolve, then create a free slrp account to save them to your library for good.
On your phone? Skip the copying
With the slrp app installed you don't need to collect links at all. Open a recipe in Mealime, tap share, and pick slrp. The recipe lands in your library and you're back in Mealime ready for the next one. It's about two taps per recipe.
Get slrp for iPhoneOne shared library, for both of you
slrp is a recipe organiser and meal planner built for couples who cook together. Paste a link from anywhere, not just Mealime, and it's structured into your library with ingredients, method and photos intact. Free to start, and both of you see the same recipes, meal plan and grocery list.
“All personal data will be deleted when the Mealime application is shut down.”
From Mealime's own shutdown announcement.