Changelog
New ways to cook, plan, and shop with your household and your AI.
Set how many you are cooking for once per week. Add or remove a person and it follows. Open a recipe from the plan and it is already scaled to that week, and the shopping list agrees.
Cups and grams merge when we know the ingredient, three flour lines become one, and amounts come out in units you can actually buy.
URL and paste imports show a preview before anything is saved. Agents get the same preview-then-save flow over MCP, and duplicates are caught. API keys only do what their scopes allow, on REST and MCP.
Blocked sites, 404s, and pages that are not recipes each get a plain reason, in the app and as failure codes on REST and MCP, with Paste or Photo offered as the next step. For sites that block us outright, a bookmarklet sends the page from your own browser.
A red can't-eat chip leads the recipe page, spicy rules catch chiles and other heat, and food rules are type-to-search.
Invite people from Settings, over REST, or from your agent over MCP. They accept from a link and join as members.
Viewers can look but not change anything. Only admins can edit people's food rules and loves. API keys stop working when the person who made them leaves the kitchen.
Change any dinner on the plan, mark a night as no-cook, and undo any of it. Mark the week final when you are happy. Agents can edit nights over MCP too.
Warnings are written in plain language, one per person per meal, gathered into a single notice on the plan.
The shopping list groups by aisle and remembers what you checked off. Add extras, remove items, or clear everything checked.
A family recipe box your agent can actually use, that knows who can't eat what.
Every person in the household gets three plain lists: Can't eat, Doesn't like, and Loves. Every recipe shows who can eat it. Allergen checks give the same answer every time, and a check with missing information stays incomplete instead of pretending to pass. Not medical advice. Always read the label.
Import from a URL, paste text, or snap a recipe card, handwritten or printed, and review what OvenLovin read before saving. Organize recipes into cookbooks and scale servings.
Plan the week, see when a dinner runs past that night's time budget, and get a shopping list that merges, scales, and groups what you need.
REST at /api/v1 with a complete OpenAPI spec, and MCP at /mcp with tools for recipes, plans, people, and rules. Create named API keys for your bots and revoke them any time. /docs, /docs/connect-your-agent, and /llms.txt explain how to connect.
Public demo sandboxes give anyone a kitchen and a 24h key, no sign-up. When you're ready, sign up and your own kitchen is waiting.
