Clip recipes from any site or import your whole recipe box. Plan the week. Get a grocery list sorted by aisle. Then actually go cook the thing.
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Save it
Paste a link from pretty much any recipe site and Taco Tuesday pulls out the actual recipe — ingredients, steps, photo and all. Already keep your recipes in Paprika or another app? Import the whole thing in one go. No more scrolling through a life story to find the recipe.
Cook it
Cooking mode goes full-screen and highlights the ingredient you need in each step. Move through it hands-free with voice control — no tapping the phone with raw-chicken hands. Mark it cooked when you're done and it joins your history.
Plan it
Drag recipes onto your week and scale servings on the fly. Turn on Taco Tuesday mode and the app will always nudge a taco recipe toward Tuesday — because that's kind of the whole point.
Shop it
Build your plan and Taco Tuesday turns it into a grocery list, grouped by aisle and split across whichever stores you actually shop at. Check things off and they stay checked.
Browse recipes from other home cooks, filter by cuisine or diet, and follow the ones whose taste matches yours.
One household, one set of recipes, meal plans, and grocery lists — everyone sees the same Tuesday.
Every recipe remembers the last time you made it, so "didn't I already try this?" has an actual answer.
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 close behind.
📱 iPhone app — coming soonFree for 7 days. No credit card required.
Free for 7 days
then $2.99/mo or $29.99/year