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Save recipes from any site or your own notes, plan the week, shop one list, and follow along step by step. Dinners, bakes, cocktails, brews.
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Your book, plan, list and sharing. No recipe limit.
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Not on your recipes, not in your plan. Not later, either.
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Export every recipe, free. Leave whenever you like.
The free book
Everything you need to keep, plan and make your recipes is free, and stays free.
Paste a link from most recipe sites, or jot down half an idea. Makings and method come straight in, and covers draw themselves.
Tonight up top, the week below. The plan opens beside whatever you’re doing, so a recipe goes on it in one tap.
Amounts add up across recipes and scale with servings. Your own additions survive a re-plan, and staples stay off.
The prep first, then one step at a time, with timers that keep the screen awake and a ready-at time that plans backward.
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Plan together · free
Invite one person to share your plan and your grocery list. Either of you can put a dinner on the week, and whoever gets to the store ticks things off for both of you. Your books stay your own.
Your assistant · free
Connect Casserole to Claude and ask for what you want. It saves a recipe from a link, puts it on the plan, adds what you need to the list, and logs it once you’ve made it. It works as you, in your own book, and can’t publish or share a thing.
Discover · open to everyone
Browse what other cooks have chosen to publish. Follow the ones you like, and save any card to your book with credit to whoever made it.
Yours to take · every plan
Free or Premium, you can export every recipe as one plain markdown file that opens in any notes app. You can also delete your account from the same page. We’d rather keep you with a better book than by holding your recipes.
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