You found the perfect pasta recipe. But first, you have to scroll past a 2,000-word essay about someone's trip to Tuscany, dodge three pop-ups, and close an autoplay video. By the time you reach the ingredients, you've lost the will to cook.
Sound familiar? This is the reality of recipe websites in 2026. The recipes are great — the experience around them is not.
What if you could just... save the recipe?
That's exactly what slrp does. Paste any recipe URL into slrp and it extracts just the good stuff — the title, ingredients, cook time, and instructions. No ads, no life stories, no clutter.
It works with thousands of recipe sites including Bon Appetit, BBC Good Food, Taste, RecipeTin Eats, Delicious, and more. If the site has a recipe, slrp can grab it.
How it works
- Copy the URL of any recipe you find online
- Paste it into slrp — we extract the recipe automatically
- It's saved to your shared recipe library, ready for meal planning
No manual entry. No typing out ingredients. No screenshots you'll never find again. Just paste and go.
Built for couples who cook together
slrp isn't just a recipe saver — it's a meal planning app designed for two. When you save a recipe, your partner sees it too. You can both browse the library, toss recipes into a meal plan, and auto-generate a grocery list from everything you're cooking that week.
It's the whole workflow: find a recipe → save it → plan your meals → get your grocery list. All from a simple URL paste.
Stop bookmarking, start cooking
Browser bookmarks, screenshot folders, recipe apps that make you type everything in — none of it works long-term. slrp is the recipe saver that actually sticks, because it takes less than 5 seconds to save a recipe and it's immediately useful for your next meal plan.
Want to take it further? Read our complete guide to meal planning for couples, learn how to plan meals together, or auto-generate your grocery list.
Ready to ditch the recipe clutter?
