Help & FAQYour questions, answered

1. Open Munch Manager in Safari.
2. Tap More, then Share. Some Safari layouts show Share directly.
3. Scroll down and tap Add to Home Screen.
4. Turn on Open as Web App.
5. Tap Add.
6. If Add to Home Screen is missing, scroll to the bottom, tap Edit Actions, and add it.

1. Open Munch Manager in Chrome.
2. Tap More beside the address bar.
3. Tap Add to home screen, then Install.
4. Follow the instructions on your screen.

The app may already be installed, or your browser may not support web app installation. Use Safari on iPhone or iPad and Chrome on Android. Browser menu wording can vary by version.

Previously saved content can remain available on this device, and supported shopping or planner changes can wait for reconnection. Group management, AI features, notifications, billing, and account actions need internet access.

Changes to shopping lists saved on this device are queued and sent when the connection returns. Keep the app open briefly after reconnecting, and do not clear cached data while changes are waiting to sync.

Munch Manager checks for new app versions. In Settings, open Privacy & storage, then App to check manually and reload when an update is ready.

Open Settings, then Notifications, and enable push notifications. Your browser must support notifications and you must grant permission. On iPhone or iPad, use the installed web app.

The planner runs Monday through Sunday. Choose a day, add a recipe, set the number of people, and later mark the meal as cooked or skipped.

Recipe quantities are stored for the recipe's base number of people. Changing the planned portions scales ingredient and shopping-list quantities automatically.

Create a list from a week or selected planned meals. You can later add more planned meals, recipes, pantry restocks, or manual items. Equivalent ingredients are combined where possible.

Compatible pantry quantities can cover part or all of a planned ingredient, so only the remaining amount reaches the shopping list. Confirmed deductions are recorded in pantry usage.

Create recipes manually or import from a public recipe URL or a clear photo of a paper recipe. AI imports need internet access and should be reviewed before saving. Import photos are temporary and are not stored as recipe images.

A public recipe can be viewed and shared by anyone. Copying one adds it to your household library, where you can use it in your planner and see when the source has an update.

The online pantry scanner turns a photo into suggested items for you to review before saving. Add expiry dates to surface items that should be used soon.

Groups are shared household spaces. Invite codes can be reused until they expire. Their seven-day timer starts when the first member joins, then a fresh code is created automatically at expiry. A household starts with three seats; owners can request extra seats for admin review, up to six total. Joining requires an internet connection.

Open Settings to change language, default portions, appearance, notification preferences, privacy and storage choices, and Munchie behavior.

The household owner can open the secure Stripe portal from Account to manage the subscription, payment method, invoices, or cancellation. Cancellation keeps access active until the paid period ends and requires internet access.

Open Account to download a portable copy of data linked to you or permanently delete your account. Deletion cannot be undone, and both actions require internet access.