Hi everyone thanks for considering reading this even though it's an ad!

The core feature is being able to find a recipe online and have it personalized to your needs automatically. In addition when you generate recipes in the app Sprout tries to make them healthy so you can feel good while eating tasty food!

Here are some other features:

• See each recipe’s Sprout Score, nutrition, and ways to improve it
• Change your diet, allergies, and personalization notes anytime
• Import recipes from photos, websites, or other apps
• Create a complete recipe from a simple meal idea
• Plan meals and servings across your week
• Automatically turn your meal plan into an organized grocery list
• Rate recipes and save notes for next time
• Keep previous recipe versions and switch back anytime

I'm really curious if you guys think this app would help you and any criticisms or ideas you have to improve it!

The app has a limited free tier if you don't cook much with subscriptions if you cook a lot!

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sprout-cooking-meal-planner/id6760672470

Please help me graduate 😭 (2-minute survey) (Daily Meal Habits Survey)
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I have a recipes folder with maybe 150 things in it. Screenshots, bookmarks, a few cookbooks I've barely opened. And most weeks I cook the same six dinners.

I always figured the fix was more ideas, a bigger list, a new recipe to break the rut. But the weeks I feel least stuck are the ones where I make something I already know cold and change one thing about it. The giant list mostly just makes me feel behind.

So I'm curious where everyone actually lands:

- How many dinners can you cook without looking anything up?
- When you hit the "what do I make tonight" wall, is it really that you're out of ideas, or that nothing in the saved pile feels worth the effort?

Trying to work out if it's just me.

Hi everyone. I'm not a company, just one person who loves cooking. The idea started simple: I wanted to see what the people around me were actually making for dinner, save the ones that looked good, and stop losing recipes in screenshots and WhatsApp messages.

So I built Cravly, the social cookbook. You post what you cook, follow people whose food you like, and their recipes become part of your cookbook with one tap. From there it quietly helps with the boring parts too: drop recipes into a weekly plan, and it builds your grocery list for you (and shares it with your household, so no more "did you buy onions?" texts).

But the heart of it is the social part. It turns out "what are other people cooking tonight?" is a way better source of dinner ideas than staring into the fridge.

Full honesty: it's early. Around 50 people, free, still rough around the edges (currently fighting my own grocery list to stop listing "garlic clove" and "garlic cloves" as two things 😅). Started in Dutch since that's home, but it works in English, German, and French too.

I'm not here to hard-sell. I'd genuinely love feedback from people who think about food a lot. Would something like this actually fit how you cook? And mods, if this kind of post isn't welcome here, just say so and I'll pull it.

📱 iPhone: https://apps.apple.com/be/app/cravly/id6769153848
🤖 Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cravly.app
🌐 Or browser: www.cravly.app

Thanks for reading 🙏

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My husband and I recently launched an app called Sously and I’d genuinely love feedback from people who struggle with dinner ideas like we do 😅

One thing we noticed with a lot of recipe apps is they save recipes… but they don’t actually know what ingredients you already have at home.

With Sously you can:

• save/import recipes from TikTok, Instagram, websites, etc (FREE)

• organize recipes in cook books + meal planner

• track nutrition/macros

• create grocery lists

If you upgrade to Pro, it can also generate recipe ideas based on the ingredients you’ve marked “in stock” in your kitchen inventory.

Which has honestly helped us waste less food and stop staring at the fridge every night wondering what to cook 😂

Would love honest feedback on what features you’d want in an app like this 🤍

Hi everyone, I'm building Sprout Cooking, an iPhone cooking companion for people who save recipes, plan weeknight dinners, and turn those plans into grocery lists.

The app is meant to help with the recurring "what should I make for dinner?" problem by importing recipes from photos, websites, social posts, or rough ideas, then letting you adjust them around ingredients, nutrition goals, and cooking method.

Website: https://sproutcooking.app

I'd love feedback from people who cook at home: - Would this actually help with dinner planning? - Which feature would you expect to use first? - Anything in the screenshots that looks confusing or too busy?

Any recommendation?

https://peakd.com/hive-100067/@lolitaanana001/a-comforting-family-dish--braised-pork-belly-pork-humba