Your recipes live in six different places. Screenshots, saved Reels, bookmarked blogs, a photo of a page from a cookbook. None of them talk to your shopping list.

NOURIE brings them together. Save a recipe from anywhere and it becomes something you can actually cook - scaled to your household, in your units, checked against your allergies, planned into your week, and merged into a single grocery list.

SAVE A RECIPE FROM ANYWHERE
- Paste a link from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest or any recipe blog
- Photograph a cookbook page or a handwritten card
- Or write your own from scratch
Imports come back as a proper ingredient list and clean, numbered steps - not a wall of text you scroll through with wet hands.

IT FITS YOUR KITCHEN
- Recipes open already scaled to the number of people you cook for
- Metric or imperial, set once, applied everywhere
- Allergen warnings checked against your profile
- Calories and macros estimated per serve, and totalled across your week

PLAN THE WEEK, NOT JUST TONIGHT
- Drop recipes into breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Your grocery list builds itself as you plan
- The same ingredient across three recipes merges into one line, in one unit

KNOW WHAT THE SHOP WILL COST
- Compare your whole list at Woolworths and Coles before you leave the house
- Costed on the amount you actually use, then rounded up to real pack sizes
- Price comparison is available in Australia only. Every other feature works worldwide.

COOK WITHOUT THE FAFF
- Step-by-step cook mode with timers that keep running in the background
- Run several dishes at once and keep track of all of them

FIND SOMETHING WORTH COOKING
- A feed of recipes from real home cooks, filtered to your diet and allergies
- Save, rate and follow the people whose food you want to eat
- Recipes you import stay private in your own folders

A NOTE ON AI AND ALLERGENS
NOURIE uses AI to read recipes and estimate nutrition. AI-generated content is labelled in the app, and macro figures are estimates rather than lab-verified nutrition facts. Allergen tags are a helpful prompt, not a substitute for reading the label - always check packaging if you have a serious allergy.

No fancy content. Just really good recipes and good people.