Everything you love, all in one place.

Simple tools to capture, organize, find, and share the recipes that make life delicious.

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AI recipe scanning

A photo in, a recipe out.

Scanning is there to save you the typing, not to take over. It can misread a word or a measurement, which is why every scan lands in the editor with the original photo beside it — you correct anything that needs it, then save.

See how many scans each plan includes →

Photograph a card, a page, or an image you already have.
Receitz reads the ingredients and steps, then hands them to you to check.
Every successful scan counts once against your monthly allowance.

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Beautiful recipe boxes

Boxes for the way you actually cook.

Boxes are how a collection becomes a kitchen: the weeknight shortlist, the holiday baking, the ones your mother-in-law taught you. Nothing is trapped where you first put it.

Create as many boxes as you like, and name them in your own language.
Keep one recipe in several boxes, or move it when the season changes.
A Bookmarks box catches the recipes you save while you browse.

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Powerful recipe search

Search by what is in the dish.

The recipe you want is usually remembered by what it needs, not by what you called it. Search for an ingredient and let Receitz find the rest.

One field searches your recipes and your boxes at the same time.
It matches the name, the ingredients and the tags you gave it.
Favourites and community recipes are a tap away when you want something new.

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Recipe sharing

Private until you say otherwise.

Sharing is a decision you make one recipe at a time. Nothing leaves your kitchen because you were not paying attention.

Send a single recipe with a share link anyone can open.
Publish a recipe to the community, or keep it strictly in the family.
Choose separately whether the recipe's story and original card photo travel with it.

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Groups and collaboration

One place for the people you cook with.

Groups keep a shared collection in one place instead of scattered across messages. When you add a recipe to a shared box, everyone in the group sees it.

Create a group for family, friends or a supper club.
Invite people by email — they join with the address they already use.
Members can read the boxes and recipes you share with the group; only you can edit them.

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Smart shopping lists

The shop, sorted before you get there.

A shopping list that arrives pre-sorted is the difference between one calm lap of the shop and three walks back down the same aisle.

Send the ingredients of a recipe straight to your shopping list.
The list groups itself by aisle, and you tick items off as you shop.
Add anything else you need along the way — the list is yours to edit.

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Access across devices

In the kitchen, on the sofa, in the shop.

Your recipes are the same everywhere you sign in. In the Android app, subscriptions are handled on the web, as Google's billing rules require.

Receitz works in any modern browser, on phone, tablet or computer.
The phone layouts are built to be used one-handed at the counter.
Add it to your home screen and it opens like an app, with nothing to install.

Less searching. More sharing. More cooking.

Everything above is waiting behind one free account.

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