Screenshots aren't a recipe box.
Clip recipes from any site or import your whole recipe box, plan your days, and get a grocery list sorted by aisle. Then actually go cook the thing.
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Lots of features, and tacos.
Save it
Clip recipes where you find them
Taco Tuesday gives you the flexibility to clip recipes from multiple sources, including your grandmothers handwritten recipe cards.
Paste a link
Works on pretty much any recipe site. Ingredients, steps, and photo come in automatically.
Share sheet
Clip straight from Safari's share sheet, no app-switching required.
Snap a photo
Works for handwritten cards, screenshots, or a page torn out of a magazine. Scanned on-device.
Bulk import
Bring your whole box over from Paprika, Crouton, Mela, and more.
Cook it
Hands full? Use your voice
Cooking mode goes full-screen, highlighting the ingredient you need for whatever step you're on, and you can move through it hands-free with voice control — no tapping the phone with raw-chicken hands. When you are done, mark it cooked and give it a rating.
Plan it
Somebody has to plan Tuesday
Pick a recipe, choose the day and meal, adjust servings — done in a few taps. For anything off-the-cuff, like 'hotdogs at Grandma's, Quick Add plans it right alongside your real recipes, no saved recipe required. Land a taco recipe on a Tuesday and the app throws a taco-confetti celebration, because that's kind of the whole point.
Shop it
One list, every store you shop
Plan your meals, then tap Add Meals to List. Taco Tuesday pulls every ingredient from that date range onto your grocery list, scaled to servings, grouped by aisle, and split across whichever stores you actually shop at. Add other items around your panty by scanning a barcode, or taking a picture of the package.
Discover & follow
Browse recipes from other home cooks, filter by cuisine or diet, and follow the ones whose taste matches yours.
Household sharing
One household, one set of recipes, meal plans, and grocery lists — everyone on the same page.
Cook history
Every recipe remembers the last time you made it, so "didn't I already try this?" has an actual answer.
Usual grocery items
Star the staples your household buys every trip — milk, eggs, coffee — and add them to any list in one tap instead of retyping them weekly.
Servings that actually scale
Bump servings up or down and every ingredient recalculates — including proper fractions like ¼ and ⅔, not just decimals. Taco Tuesday completed 3rd grade math!
Home Screen widgets
Add a grocery item or check tonight's dinner without opening the app. Widgets for both live right on your Home Screen.
Hands-free with Siri
Ask what's for dinner, add to the grocery list, or step through cooking mode. Nine voice phrases, no setup required.
Collected, then prepped
Optional two-stage ingredient tracking — check things off as you gather them, then again as you prep them, so you're never left guessing.
Share any recipe with a link
Flip a recipe to public and grab a shareable link — send it to anyone, no account needed to view it.
Meal plan on your calendar
Subscribe to your meal plan as a live feed in your calendar.
Find it fast
Filter your own recipe box by cuisine, diet, minimum rating, or cook time — or just search.
Three ratings, one recipe
See your rating, your household's average, and the community's — all in one popover, so you know what's worth repeating.
On the counter or on the couch
Taco Tuesday is fully featured on the web today — plan meals from your laptop, cook from your phone's browser, whatever's closest. A native iPhone app, built for the kitchen counter, is in beta now.
📱 Join the TestFlight betaSimple pricing
Free for 7 days. No credit card required.
Free for 7 days
then $2.99/mo or $29.99/year
- Unlimited recipes & clipping
- Cooking mode with voice control
- Meal planning & grocery lists
- Grocery lists across multiple stores
- Share everything with your household
- Discover & follow other cooks