RecipeSage Recipe Keeper

Julian Poyourow

About this app

RecipeSage is a personal recipe keeper, including shopping lists, meal plans, and collaboration, as well as support for desktop and IOS via the web (https://recipesage.com).

What can RecipeSage do?

- Import recipes from any website
- Store all of your recipes in one place
- Assign labels to your recipes and filter by label
- Powerful search within your recipe collection
- Send recipes and notes to your friends and family
- Create collaborative shopping lists and meal plans
- Import from Pepperplate, Living Cookbook, and Paprika
- Export your recipes in multiple formats for data portability

Why RecipeSage?

- Free (donation based)
- Easy to use
- Support for mobile, desktop and web
- Chrome and Firefox desktop extensions make it easy to quickly clip recipes from the web

Ratings and reviews

I really wish I'd found this app sooner, like before I paid money for other apps, or even paid a double fee to access the app on both my desktop and mobile. This might not have the slickest interface, but it does exactly what I want it to, and more. I'd argue it's the best recipe manager for the simple reason you can access it on both mobile accounts and through a browser (without a plugin), and they'll sync.

Thank you very much for making this app! It is everything off of my wish list for a recipe/menu app! I love how super easy it is to add a recipe, and the variety of ways that they can be added. It is very helpful that recipes can be added from any of my devices. Also: how easy it is to edit a recipe, having no limits on how many recipes can be added, the ability to (easily!) add a photo of the dish --and all open source and for free!

For a completely free app, this one has everything you need to keep recipes: good UI, importing, meal planning, shopping list importing, works on any device... If I were to gripe about something, it's that it can't save more than one image, and the image quality is HORRIBLE. I understand the issue may be that a free app doesn't pay for storage, but wow, the images are thumbnail quality at best, even when viewed on a PC.

What’s new

Updated the native app to support the latest Android versions.
See https://docs.recipesage.com/docs/release-notes/ for full version history.