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About Recipick: Shared Recipe Book

Recipick is a shared recipe keeper for families and couples. Save the dishes you actually love, build your own recipe collection, and decide what's for dinner together. "What do you want for dinner?" "I don't know, anything's fine." Sound familiar? We built Recipick to end that conversation. Instead of one person carrying the mental load every night, everyone can open the app and say "Let's make this!" or "I'm craving this one!" WHAT YOU CAN DO • Save your family's favorite recipes in seconds Jot down dishes you've made or want to try. No long forms, no clutter. Just a collection that fits your household's taste. • Attach links and photos so the recipe is always one tap away Add a URL or a reference image to each dish. Open Recipick and the ingredients and steps are right there. No more digging through screenshots and bookmarks. • Tag recipes your way Create your own tags like "chicken," "15 minutes," "kids love it," or "too hot to cook." Combine multiple tags to narrow things down, and find a dinner that uses up what's in the fridge or what's on sale this week. • Plan meals ahead Use the meal plan feature to choose several days of dinners at once, so you're not starting from zero every evening. • Share with your family or partner and decide together Create a group and everyone sees the same recipe collection. Not in the same room? Text "What sounds good from the pasta tag?" and they can browse and pick from wherever they are. Dinner becomes a shared decision, not one person's job. • Cloud sync keeps your recipes safe Everything is saved to the cloud automatically. New phone, broken phone, no problem. Your recipes are still there, with nothing to transfer. • Simple by design We deliberately kept the feature list short. Recipick does a few things well, so it stays easy to use every day. • No ads Recipick is supported by an optional subscription, not by ads. RECIPICK IS FOR YOU IF • Deciding what to cook every day stresses you out • Auto-generated meal suggestions never quite match what you feel like eating • You keep cooking the same five dishes on repeat • You want a recipe organizer that's easy enough to actually keep using WHAT EARLY USERS SAY "Deciding on dinner got so much easier." "I love that it only has the dishes we actually like." "Once the tags are set up, I can pick meals around leftover ingredients and nothing goes to waste." RECIPICK PREMIUM Recipick is free to use with a limit on the number of saved recipes and tags. Upgrade to Premium with a low-cost monthly or yearly subscription to save unlimited recipes and tags. Download Recipick and stop asking "what's for dinner?" on your own.

What’s new

Version 2.2.11 · Updated October 20, 2026

We’ve made some minor improvements!

App privacy

The developer, NANDAKORE LAB, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected and linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Contact Info: Email Address
  • User Content: Photos or Videos
  • Identifiers: User ID

Used for: App Functionality

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