Recipes for the Week

Recipes
for the week

Collect recipes from a link, a photo of a recipe card, or pasted text. Plan seven days. Get one shopping list whose quantities are actually right.

Sign inNo password. Google, or a link by email.

The list has to add up

Two recipes, one onion line

3 + 2 = 5 onions

Half an onion, three nights running

½ × 3 = 2 onions

Not 1.5. You can't buy half an onion, so counts round up — but only after they have been added together, never before.

A cup of flour and 200g of flour

1 cup + 200 g

Stays two lines. Adding a volume to a weight needs a density nobody has, so the list refuses rather than guessing.

Getting a recipe in
Link, photo, or pasteA link someone texted, a photograph of a recipe card, or text you paste. Edit any of it afterwards.
Who sees it
Everyone in your kitchenOne household, one set of recipes, one week, one list.
Sending it on
No account, everA read-only link to a recipe, a list, or a week. Whoever opens it is never asked to sign in.