Practical writing on meal planning, splitting cooking, and surviving the “what's for dinner?” loop — from the team building slrp.
Tools + comparisons6 July 20268 min read
Move your handwritten cards, cookbook scraps, and inherited recipes into a shared digital recipe book — for two cooks who want to keep them safe.
Tools + comparisons29 June 20269 min read
An honest read on meal planners for Aussie couples — which default to AUD, metric units, and a Coles-or-Woolies grocery list, and which we'd pick.
Tools + comparisons22 June 20268 min read
Most cooking apps assume one cook. Here's what to look for in a cooking app for couples — shared library, live grocery list, real cook mode, flexible plans.
Tools + comparisons15 June 20268 min read
Most cooking apps treat one person as the cook. Here's what changes when an app actually expects two of you in the kitchen — and how to spot it.
Tools + comparisons8 June 202613 min read
Looking for a meal planner with grocery list built in? Here's how to pick an app where your week's plan and shopping list actually talk to each other.
Tools + comparisons31 May 20269 min read
A pantry tracking app stops the double-buying and food waste. Here's how couples can cook smarter with what they already have.
Tools + comparisons25 May 20268 min read
Tired of recipe links lost in tabs, screenshots, and texts? Here is how a recipe import app turns any URL into one tidy library both of you can use.
Tools + comparisons21 May 202612 min read
If Recime gets you halfway there, here's what comes next. We compare slrp, Paprika, Plan to Eat, Samsung Food and Mealime for couples who share a kitchen.
Tools + comparisons18 May 20267 min read
Paprika, ReciMe, Samsung Food, Mealime, BigOven and more — the best recipe apps in 2026 ranked for URL imports, organising, and cooking together.
Tools + comparisons17 May 202610 min read
ReciMe extracts recipes from Instagram, TikTok and YouTube; slrp is built around web recipes and couples sharing a kitchen. Side-by-side comparison.
Tools + comparisons17 May 202610 min read
Plan to Eat is the deep weekly-grid planner for serious planners; slrp is built for couples who want a flexible list-shaped plan. Side-by-side compared.
Tools + comparisons17 May 202610 min read
Paprika is the cross-platform planner for serious solo cooks; slrp is built for couples sharing a kitchen. Side-by-side on platforms, sharing, pricing.
Tools + comparisons17 May 202610 min read
Mealime curates the recipes; slrp imports your own. An honest side-by-side covering recipe sourcing, sharing, grocery lists, and pricing.
Tools + comparisons11 May 202611 min read
AnyList, Out of Milk, ReciMe, Plan to Eat and more — the best grocery list apps of 2026, ranked on the thing that matters: shared-list quality.
Field notes, new posts, and the occasional half-finished thought — straight from the team building slrp.
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