How to Get Support or Request a New Recipe Website on ManageMeals

ManageMeals handles support by email. If you run into a problem, want a feature added, or need a recipe website supported, send an email to the address listed on the site. The site states that it replies quickly. This applies to any issue: broken imports, missing features, or sites that don't work yet.

What You Can Contact Support About

The site lists four specific reasons to reach out:

• Problems using the app — anything not working as expected
• Unsupported recipe websites — a site you want to import from that ManageMeals doesn't yet handle
• Feature requests — ideas for new functionality
• Anything else — the site leaves this open-ended

Requesting a New Recipe Website

ManageMeals imports recipes by URL and says it supports hundreds of recipe websites, including all the most popular ones and many smaller ones. If you find a site that isn't supported, the documented path is to contact the team and they will add support for it.

To make the request useful, include the specific recipe URL that failed. That gives the team a concrete page to test against rather than a general site name.

What to expect

The site does not publish a timeline for adding new site support. It only states that unsupported sites can be requested and that support replies quickly. Treat the request as a submission, not an instant fix.

Before You Email

A few things worth checking first, based on how the app works:

• Confirm the import actually failed. Try the recipe URL again. If the page loads but the recipe doesn't import, that's the case to report.
• Check whether the site is already supported. Since ManageMeals covers hundreds of sites, a quick test import tells you more than guessing.
• Note the exact URL. Support needs the specific page, not just the domain.

Where to Find the Contact Address

The email address is listed on the ManageMeals site under its support section. The site does not publish a contact form, phone number, or chat channel — email is the documented method.

Other Ways to Get Involved

ManageMeals is open source, and all code is viewable on GitHub. The site says everyone is welcome to participate in the project. If you're technical, that's an alternative path: you can inspect the code, and contributing may be a route for fixes or new site support. For non-technical users, email remains the straightforward option.

Summary

Support is email-only per the site's own description, and the stated expectation is a quick reply. For a new recipe website, the key detail to include is the exact URL that failed to import.