Save any recipe. See what you're missing.
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Coming soon.
Soon there will be a Pantry Assistant button for Chrome and Firefox. On a recipe page, click it, check the preview, and save the recipe to your kitchen. Saving is free.
A side panel can also show what your pantry has for that recipe. Part of the panel is Plus. We'll open it after the apps are in the stores.
How it works
- Click the button. Do it on a recipe page. The first time, it asks before any page goes to us.
- Check the preview. Fix a name or an ingredient, then tap Save. The recipe goes into the kitchen you picked.
- Open the panel. It sits beside the page and shows what you have and what's missing. Plan the recipe for a day, or add what's missing to a list.
What it does not do
- It reads only the page you click. It never reads all your sites, and it doesn't run in the background.
- It keeps no health details on your computer. Our server does the check, and the allergy marks say to check labels.
- It can't read every page. If a page has no recipe it can read, it says so.
- It has no Buy button. Plus is bought in the iPhone or Android app.
- It has no Safari version. On an iPhone, the share sheet already saves a recipe from Safari.
Common questions
Is it free?
Saving a recipe is free for everyone with an account. The panel's allergy marks are free too, and they say to check labels. What you have and what's missing, servings, planning and adding to a list are part of Plus. See Pricing.
When can I get it?
We'll publish it after the iPhone and Android apps are in the stores. It comes as one package for Chrome and one for Firefox. Edge and Brave can install the Chrome one.
What does it send to you?
Only the page you click it on, and only after you agree the first time. It doesn't count how you use it.
What if I have more than one kitchen?
It asks which kitchen once and remembers. Saving goes there, and the panel reads that kitchen's pantry.