Save recipes from TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, recipe sites, a cookbook page or Grandma’s handwriting. See the calories and macros, scale to your table, cook step by step, and send the ingredients to the shopping list.
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Import
Paste a link from TikTok, Instagram, Facebook or any recipe site, or snap a page of a cookbook or a handwritten card. Famlet reads the ingredients and the method into a draft you check before it’s saved.
Recipe book
One recipe book for the whole family, on every phone and computer. Dishes you plan wait in Drafts until someone writes them up, and every recipe keeps its picture, its notes and the family’s tweaks.
Recipe catalogue
Browse and search Famlet’s recipe catalogue for something new. Add a recipe to your book, or put it straight on the week: either way you get your own copy to change, credited to where it came from.
Nutrition
Famlet works out calories, protein, fat and carbs per serving from a recipe’s own ingredients. When an ingredient can’t be counted, the recipe says so instead of guessing.
Servings
Change the servings and every amount follows. If you always cook for more, set it once and the recipe opens that way every time.
Cook mode
Start cooking and the recipe goes one step at a time, in big, clear type, with the screen kept awake. Start a timer on any step. Several can run at once, and each one shows which step it belongs to.
Plan and shop
Put a recipe on the meal plan right from its page, and send what it needs to the shopping list. Amounts that can be added up join what’s already there, and each item says which meal it’s for.
Assistant
Send the assistant a photo of a handwritten recipe and it writes it up for you to check. Ask it to put a recipe on the plan or its ingredients on the list. It works in Claude and ChatGPT too.
Made for the recipes you actually cook.
Generate one, or use your own photo.
Type “2 tbsp olive oil, plus more to finish” and Famlet works out the rest.
Plain text with sections, step names and timers, or one step at a time.
Keep notes on any recipe, like who likes it spicier.
“lassagna” still finds the lasagna.
TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and recipe websites, photos of cookbook pages and handwritten cards, and notes you’ve already typed. Each import opens as a draft for you to check.
Yes. Famlet works out calories, protein, fat and carbs per serving from a recipe’s ingredients, and says when an ingredient couldn’t be counted.
Yes, when the recipe has a serving size. Every measurable amount scales, and you can set how many servings it opens at.
Yes. You can start a timer on any step, several can run at once, and the screen stays awake while you cook.
Recipes you can browse and search. Add one to your recipe book or plan it, and you get your own copy to change, credited to where it came from.
No. A dish on the meal plan can be just a name. It waits in Drafts until someone writes it up.
Yes. Amounts that can be added up join what’s already on the list, and each item says which meal it’s for.
Save your first recipe in a minute, from a link, a photo or a note.
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