Tools + comparisons10 Aug 20267 min read
Recipe import app — how to get every recipe into one place
paste a url, snap a cookbook page, and every recipe lands in one shared library you two both cook from. here's how recipe import actually works.
Field notes from the kitchen,
for two cooks who plan together.
Practical writing on meal planning, splitting cooking, and surviving the “what's for dinner?” loop — from the team building slrp.
Tools + comparisons · 16 posts
Tools + comparisons
Tools + comparisons3 Aug 20268 min read
Mealime alternatives — for couples who cook together
mealime is a fast solo dinner planner — but it wasn't built for two. the meal-planning apps couples who share a kitchen should look at instead.
Tools + comparisons6 July 20268 min read
Digital recipe book — finally, your family recipes somewhere safe
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
Best meal planning app Australia — what works for Aussie couples
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
Cooking apps for couples — built for two cooks, one kitchen
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
A cooking app for couples — what to look for when you share a kitchen
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
Meal planner with grocery list — apps that do both well
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
Pantry tracking apps — why every couple needs one
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
Recipe import apps — save any URL into one tidy library
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
The best Recime alternatives — for couples who cook together
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
The Best Recipe Apps in 2026 (Free, Paid, and Honest Picks)
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
slrp vs ReciMe: Which Meal Planner Should You Pick in 2026?
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
slrp vs Plan to Eat: Which Meal Planner Should You Pick in 2026?
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
slrp vs Paprika: Which Meal Planner Should You Pick in 2026?
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
slrp vs Mealime: Which Meal Planner Should You Pick in 2026?
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
The Best Grocery List Apps in 2026 — with Shared Lists
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.
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Field notes, new posts, and the occasional half-finished thought — straight from the team building slrp.