Cookulate

Cookulate turns your recipes into a real weekly routine — save recipes from anywhere, plan your week, and get one grocery list automatically built from what you're actually cooking.

Three ways: paste a link from any recipe site, snap a photo of a cookbook page or handwritten recipe, or share a link straight into Cookulate from Safari, Instagram, or anywhere else with a share sheet.

Some sites block automated reading — if a link doesn't work, try "Add from a photo" instead; a screenshot of the recipe works just as well. You can always edit any recipe by hand afterward too.

Yes — an account is what keeps your recipes, meal plans, and pantry synced and private to you.

Plan your meals for the week, and Cookulate combines every ingredient across all of them into one categorized list — organized the way a grocery store is laid out, so you're not backtracking down aisles.

For staples you're likely to already have — spices, oils, baking basics — Cookulate asks instead of assuming, so you're not buying a third bottle of vanilla extract you didn't need.

Yes — anything you type in gets added and categorized alongside your recipe-based items.

Either you checked it off, or you told Cookulate you already had it. Both are easy to undo from the list.

It tracks your real staples — things like flour, olive oil, or soy sauce — so Cookulate knows what's actually running low and can ask you accordingly instead of guessing.

You tell it, once — answering "Check your pantry first" questions and setting levels on the Pantry tab keeps it accurate over time, with no manual inventory work.

A step-by-step view for actually cooking — one step at a time, with the ingredients for that step right there, so you're not scrolling a whole recipe with flour on your phone screen.

Yes — adjust servings and every ingredient amount updates automatically.

Cookulate is free to use — plan meals, import up to 5 recipes a week, and build your grocery list at no cost. A subscription (with a 7-day free trial) unlocks Cook Mode, Ask Cook, the unit converter, unlimited imports, and editing your pantry staples.

Pricing is shown in the app and on the App Store listing — that's always the most accurate source, since pricing can change over time.

Yes — every subscription starts with a 7-day free trial. After that, you'll be charged for whichever plan you chose unless you cancel first.

Yes — unless you cancel before the 7 days are up, your subscription continues automatically at the regular price shown when you signed up. You can cancel anytime during the trial at no charge.

Through your iPhone's Settings → [your name] → Subscriptions — Cookulate can't cancel it for you directly, since Apple manages all billing.

Nothing is deleted — your recipes, meal plans, and pantry data stay exactly as they are. You just lose access to premium features until you resubscribe.

Yes — your recipes and data are private to your account. See our full privacy policy for details on exactly what's collected and how it's used.

In the app: Profile → Delete Account. This is immediate and permanent — every recipe, meal plan, and pantry item goes with it, with no waiting period.

Not yet, but it's in the works — Android support is coming.

Not yet, but we're building one too — check back soon.

Email hello@cookulateapp.com — we read every message.

Same address: hello@cookulateapp.com.