The recipe algorithm that actually knows you.
Your taste. Your household. How much you feel like cooking tonight. We narrow it down. You still choose. Takes 90 seconds to set up — your feed is ready before you close the screen.
See how the algorithm works ↓
You don't have a recipe problem.
You have a picking problem.
The person who saves 200 recipes is already a good cook. They just needed something to pick.
Four things, multiplied.
Your week, decided. Now just cook.
- Cuisines rotate. Tuesday isn't pasta again.
- One shopping list. One trip.
- Everyone sees the same week. No version conflicts.
People who plan their meals eat better, spend less, waste less. You already knew that. Now you will.
Half a zucchini.
A weird cheese. Dinner.
Tell us what's in your fridge. We'll find the recipe from your feed — not a generic suggestion, your recipe — that actually uses it.
The fridge is full. Dinner is obvious. That's a good feeling.
If you can watch it, you can cook it.
Paste a link. Photograph a card. Share from the app. Every one becomes a structured recipe — in a library you built.
Your grandmother's card. The TikTok from last Tuesday. The blog post bookmarked in 2022. They're all here now. That's a cookbook worth opening.
The app that doesn't make you double-check.
If someone in your house has a real allergy, you already know what that's like. Reading labels twice. Asking the waiter to check with the kitchen. Scanning ingredient lists on every recipe before you commit.
We enforce at the ingredient level.
A recipe with cheese cannot be labeled dairy-free. A recipe with wheat cannot be labeled gluten-free. If we catch a mislabel — a “gluten-free” recipe with soy sauce in it — the tag comes off automatically.
No email. No moderator. The rule wins, every time.
18 dietary filters · ingredient-level enforcement · 10,000+ recipes
You already scan every label. Now you have a second pair of eyes that never gets tired.
One plate. Four opinions. One plan.
Every person adds their tastes and their rules. The app finds the overlap. You stop running the mental model of who eats what — and start just cooking.
You didn't sign up to be the household spreadsheet. You signed up to cook.
Fair questions.
You're already a good cook.
You just needed a better algorithm.
iPhone. Free. Your feed is ready the moment you open it.
No subscription. No boxes. No meal kits. Just the app, and the recipes that were always yours.