No streaks, no scores, no social feed. A shopping list, a recipe book, and a pantry, built so they make each other smarter.
Big tap targets for grocery-aisle lighting. Recency-weighted autocomplete brings back what you usually buy. Optional shelves let you group items by store or aisle when you want; one flat list when you don't.
Paste a URL. We pull the recipe straight from the page when we can, with a small AI step when we have to. You get a clean recipe with units in your system and the source always cited.
Three states: stocked, low, out. When you add ingredients from a recipe, the pantry skips what you already have and tells you so.
We read the recipe straight from the page when we can, with a small AI step when we have to. The cluttered page - cookie banners, hero photos, ad blocks, the chef's life story - becomes a clean recipe: title, ingredients, steps, source cited. Then your pantry tells you what to skip when you add it to your list.
A Kitchen is what we call a shared household. Invite members, share the list and pantry in real time. Anonymous and solo by default. Shared kitchens are coming soon, with cloud backup so your recipes survive a lost phone.
