iOS · free · MIT · privacy-first
Recipe to Grocery List
Recipes in, one list out.
The recipes you are actually cooking this week, turned into one grocery list you can check off in the store. No account, no subscription, no server.
How it works
- Capture a recipe: share or paste a link, paste the ingredient lines, or photograph a page.
- Confirm what the app read. Save when it is right.
- Shop from one merged list. Check items off. Done shopping clears them.
What you get
- Three ways in. Share a recipe link from Safari, paste an ingredient list, or photograph a cookbook page. Every path becomes the same lines.
- You confirm the parse. The app proposes quantity, unit, name, and a pantry match. Fix what is wrong, then save. A line it cannot place is shown, never dropped.
- One list. Pick the recipes you are cooking. Amounts add up only when the units match. Check an ingredient once. Done shopping clears it.
- On the phone. Recipes and the list live in a database on the device. On iPhones with Apple Intelligence the parse can be refined on device. There is no cloud AI, and the app works without it.
Privacy-first by design
No analytics, no ads, no account. Recipes, ingredients, and the list stay on your iPhone. When you give it a link, the app downloads that page, once, and nothing else.
Support
iOS 17 or later. Free and open source (MIT). Questions, bugs, or feedback:
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