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Dinner, sorted. Together.

One shared fridge door for your household: recipes from anywhere, this week's meals, and a grocery list you both check off.

Or use it on the web

This week

  • MonSheet-pan gnocchi
See how planning works

Grocery list

Produce

  • Limes (checked off)
  • Cilantro (checked off)
See the shared list

Grandma's carnitas

  • 3 lb pork shoulder
  • 1 orange, juiced
See how clipping works

Remember this?

Green chile enchiladas

See what it remembers

Clip any recipe, from anywhere

Paste a link from pretty much any recipe site, share from TikTok or Instagram, paste text, or snap a photo of grandma's handwritten card. Ingredients, steps, and photo come in on their own, and you can bring your whole box over from Paprika, Crouton, or Mela.

  • Links, social captions, and pasted text
  • Photos of handwritten cards, scanned on the phoneiPhone
  • Save straight from the share sheetiPhone
Screenshot of clipping a recipe into Taco Tuesday from the iOS share sheet on a recipe website

Plan the week together

Anyone in your household can drop a recipe on a day, set the servings, and see what everyone else added. For off-the-cuff nights like hot dogs at Grandma's, Quick Add puts it on the plan with no recipe needed. Land a taco recipe on a Tuesday and the app throws a little taco confetti.

  • One shared plan for the whole household
  • Subscribe to it from your calendar
  • Tonight's dinner on your Home ScreeniPhone
Screenshot of the Meal Plan screen in Taco Tuesday, showing a mix of planned recipes and Quick Add entries like Pizza Friday

One list, two phones

Tap Add Meals to List and every ingredient for the week lands on your grocery list, scaled to servings, sorted by aisle, and split across the stores you actually shop at. Check something off in the store and it's checked off on everyone's phone too.

  • Your usuals, like milk and eggs, in one tap
  • Add pantry items by barcode
  • Or by snapping the packageiPhone
Screenshot of the Add Meals to List sheet in Taco Tuesday, pulling ingredients from a date range of planned meals onto the grocery list

Hands full? Use your voice

Cooking mode goes full-screen and highlights the ingredients for the step you're on. Move through it hands-free with your voice, so nobody taps the phone with raw-chicken hands. When you're done, mark it cooked and rate it.

  • Step timers and highlighted ingredients
  • Servings that scale, fractions and all
  • Ask Siri to step through itiPhone
Screenshot of Cooking Mode in Taco Tuesday, showing a step timer and highlighted ingredients

It remembers what you loved

Every recipe keeps your rating, your household's rating, and the last time you made it. When a favorite has gone quiet for a while, Taco Tuesday brings it back with a little nudge: remember this? And when you're out of ideas, browse what other home cooks are making.

  • Cook history on every recipe
  • Your rating, your household's, and everyone's
  • Follow home cooks you like
Screenshot of the Discover feed in Taco Tuesday, showing a grid of recipes from other home cooks

The Whole Enchilada

Free for 21 days

then $2.99/month or $29.99/year. No credit card to start.

  • Unlimited recipes and clipping
  • Meal plans and grocery lists across stores
  • One subscription covers your whole household (up to 5 people)
  • Cooking mode with voice control

If you don't subscribe after 21 days, nothing is deleted. Your recipes, plans, and lists stay readable, and you can edit again whenever you subscribe.

Or use it on the web