Tonight, you could make
Tick off your shopping list in the shop. Every item you tick goes into your pantry: there is nothing to keep up to date, it is the gesture you were making anyway.
Native app for Mac, iPhone and iPad
Tick off your shopping list and your pantry fills itself. Recepta then tells you what you can cook tonight, and what you're only one ingredient away from.
Features
Tick off your shopping list in the shop. Every item you tick goes into your pantry: there is nothing to keep up to date, it is the gesture you were making anyway.
A new notebook is an empty one, and an empty notebook can tell you nothing. So Recepta arrives with seventy simple recipes: ten French, ten Italian, ten Spanish, ten German, ten English, ten Japanese, ten Chinese, each written in its own language, each photographed. The ones in your language come first.
A stew is a twenty-minute rest inside a forty-five-minute simmer. Recepta holds all your timers together and puts them on the Lock Screen, in the order they will ring, each with its name and step number. You see what is coming without unlocking, and each one rings on time.
Every recipe states its allergens and the diets it suits (vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, lactose-free, pork-free), worked out from its ingredients, with nothing for you to enter.
Your recipes are yours. Write them, photograph them, sort them. Or share a page from Safari, Instagram or TikTok: Recepta pulls out the title, the ingredients and the steps, and lets you correct them. Nothing is published, nothing is shared, there is no feed, and nobody sees what you cook.
Cooking mode shows one step at a time, large, the screen stays awake and the background turns dark. Say "next" or "repeat" when your hands are in the flour, or let Recepta read the steps aloud.
Siri and Shortcuts
Data and privacy
Recepta collects nothing. No account, no tracker, no advertising, no usage analytics. Your recipes stay on your devices, and in your iCloud if you turn it on, which we cannot read.
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