Stirring Stories — Every recipe has a story worth stirring. Where Recipe Meets Memories.
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Made for people who cook

Everything you need to collect, share, and grow your recipe collection.

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Save it from a link

Paste a TikTok, Instagram, Pinterest or blog link. We read the page and fill in the ingredients and the steps for you.

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Cookbooks

Shelves for what you've saved — Sunday dinners, 15-minute dinners, the ones the kids will actually eat. A recipe can sit on as many as you like.

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Meal plan

Drop a recipe on a day. By Sunday night, Monday through Friday is already decided.

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Grocery list

Turn the week into one list, sorted the way the shop is laid out. Repeat ingredients add themselves up instead of showing twice.

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Cook in communities

Create or join invite-only groups and share recipes with the people you cook with.

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Organic Living

Face masks, hair oils, baby food, dog treats. The things you make yourself instead of buying, kept alongside the food.

A look inside

Four screens that turn a saved recipe into dinner on the table.

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Paste the link. That's the whole step.

A recipe on TikTok is a caption, a recipe on a blog is buried under four paragraphs about someone's holiday. Either way, paste the link and the ingredients and the steps land in the form — already separated, already counted for calories.

The recipe form with a TikTok link pasted in and seven ingredients filled out automatically.
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Put it on a shelf.

Cookbooks are folders that look like books. Nana's handwriting, Christmas, what the kids eat. One recipe can live on all three.

Six cookbook covers, each a grid of the recipes inside it, with recipe counts.
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Decide the week on Sunday.

Drag a recipe onto a day and a meal. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, snack — seven days on one screen, so you can see the gap on Wednesday before Wednesday arrives.

A week of meals laid out Monday to Sunday, each day showing its breakfast, lunch, dinner and snack.
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One list, in aisle order.

Press one button and the week becomes a shopping list — produce first, frozen last. Two recipes that both want coconut milk come out as one line with the amounts added together.

A grocery list grouped by supermarket aisle, with checkboxes and the recipe each item came from.

Simple plans

Start free. Upgrade when you're ready to cook without limits.

Free

$0
  • Up to 7 recipes
  • 1 community of your own, up to 8 members
  • Join up to 3 communities
  • Full community access for 14 days
  • Comments & likes
  • Healthy quick search
  • Paste in a recipe, or import one from a link
  • Cookbooks, meal plan & grocery list

Premium

$18/mo
  • Everything in Pro
  • Photo uploads
  • Printable recipe book
  • Unlimited recipes
  • Unlimited communities
  • Private communities