Your recipes, your pace, your kitchen.
A tidy home for the dishes you actually make: family favorites, quick weeknight meals and the occasional weekend project.
Free to try. No card required.
What you get
Your own cookbook
Recipes from books, family and friends all live together, tagged and searchable, with your own tweaks kept alongside.
Meal planning made light
Plan seven dinners in a couple of minutes. Repeat last week, swap a day or leave a gap for takeaway.
Shop once, cook all week
The list updates when the plan changes, so you never buy for a dinner you moved to next week.
Hands-free steps
Read each step without touching a greasy phone. Timers run in the background and ping when the pot is ready.
How it works
- 1Import your favorites from notes or photos.
- 2Plan dinners for the next seven days.
- 3Open the shopping list and go to the store.
- 4Enjoy dinner, then rate the dish for next time.
About Kitchenbook
Cooking at home gets easier when the boring parts are handled: remembering what you have, deciding what to make and writing the list. That is the whole job of this app. It does not try to be a food magazine or a social network. Recipes you save stay exactly as you wrote them, servings scale with one tap, and the plan for the week turns into a shopping list you can share with whoever is passing the store.
Frequently asked questions
How does the shopping list work?
Pick the recipes for the week and the list is built for you, grouped by store aisle, with quantities merged across dishes.
Can I add my own recipes?
Of course. Type them in, paste text from anywhere or snap a photo of a handwritten card, and Kitchenbook will structure the ingredients and steps.
Does it handle dietary restrictions?
Filter by vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, dairy-free and more. Substitutions are suggested when an ingredient does not fit.