Flyva Is Now on Google Play: Download Free for Android

Quick answer: Flyva has officially launched and is available now on the Google Play Store. Download it free for Android, confirm your email, and pull your first weekly plan from this week's supermarket deals in two minutes. The iOS version is now live on the App Store too.

That means we're leaving open beta behind. If you tested Flyva over the past weeks, you already know the app — what's new is that the download now runs through Google Play normally, with no test programme, no invite, no waitlist.

What Flyva does

Flyva is a weekly meal planner for people who want to save on groceries without spending hours comparing flyers. The app reads current promotions at Aldi, Lidl, Rewe, Edeka, and Kaufland, matches them to our recipe library, and produces a ready meal plan plus a shopping list.

In practice that means:

• You set household size, budget, diet, and which stores are near you once.
• Flyva proposes five to seven dishes built from the current week's deals.
• The shopping list auto-sorts by store and promotion price.
• Leftover days and ingredient overlap are planned in — you waste less.

More background on the method behind it is in our guide to recipes based on sales and our piece on weekly meal plans from supermarket deals.

How to download Flyva

1. Open the Play Store link on your Android phone.
2. Tap Install.
3. Launch the app, enter your email, and confirm with the 6-digit code we send you.

That's it. First-run setup asks for your region (so Aldi and Lidl resolve to the right stores), household size, and diet preferences. Total setup time: about two minutes.

The app is free. Getting started and the core features cost nothing; individual premium features unlock optionally through a subscription.

iOS: now on the App Store

The iPhone and iPad version is live on the App Store — fully, with no TestFlight and no detours. The feature set is identical to Android, so nothing is missing. Full details are in Flyva is now on the App Store.

What's better since the beta

The weeks in open beta paid off. Real users in real cities with real flyers gave us data that internal testing can't reproduce:

1. More accurate deal matching. Prices and promotion windows are detected more reliably, especially for Rewe and Edeka, which vary more by region.

2. A larger recipe library. The selection has grown, tilted toward affordable everyday German cooking. Browse it in the recipe database.

3. A faster weekly plan. Suggestions load quicker and hit your budget and diet settings more precisely.

What's next: push notifications for new offers and a shared household mode with a synced shopping list. Background on family planning is in our weekly meal plan for a family of four.

What you can do on day one

Three immediate steps once the app is installed:

1. Connect two stores. Pick the two discount chains nearest you — typically Aldi plus Lidl. Flyva combines offers across multiple stores, and that's where the biggest savings live.

2. Pull your first weekly plan. Tap the Plan tab and let Flyva generate the current week. You can swap or remove any dish you don't want.

3. Share the shopping list. From the app, hit the share icon to push the list straight into WhatsApp, Telegram, or iMessage. Handy when your partner does the shopping run.

For inspiration on what's worth it this week, see sample weeks for Aldi, Lidl, and Rewe. Starting on a tight budget? Our student meal plan and our cheap recipes for everyday are good entry points.

Common questions

Do I still need an invite code?

No. In the beta, access ran through a test programme. With the Play Store release that's over: install the app, confirm your email, start planning.

How is my data handled?

Email and household preferences are stored encrypted inside the EU (Frankfurt). Location data only leaves the device when you use store selection, and even then it's a postal-code range, not GPS coordinates. Details in the privacy policy.

Does Flyva work offline?

Weekly plans and shopping lists are available offline once loaded. Fresh deals and new recipes need a connection. So the supermarket aisle works even without signal.

What about beta testers?

Your account, plans, and settings carry over. The next update from the Play Store keeps everything running as before.

Get started

If you read this far, you have a concrete question. Probably one of these:

• Automate the weekly plan → Download Flyva and pull your first plan in two minutes.
• Browse recipes → Recipe database, filtered by store and price band.
• Understand the method → Weekly meal plans from supermarket deals, the manual step-by-step.
• Compare to ChatGPT → ChatGPT prompt for meal plans shows what a specialised app does better.

Bottom line

Flyva is on the Google Play Store and the App Store, free, and open to everyone. Setup takes two minutes, and a typical household saves €15–€40 per week, scaling with size. iPhone and iPad users get the same app from the App Store.

Thanks to everyone who rode along through the beta. Now it's open to all — get Flyva on the Play Store and plan your first week.