The cookbook page, read straight in.
Snap a photo of a cookbook page, a recipe card, or a line in someone's handwriting, and slrp reads the title, ingredients and method into your library — structured the same way a link import is. Free to try, no card needed.
- Reads photos into your library
- Free to try, no card
- $8.99/mo · $69.99/yr per couple
Point your camera at the page.
Some recipes never lived at a web address — the splattered cookbook page, the card in your nan's handwriting, the magazine tear-out on the fridge. Point your camera and slrp lifts the whole thing off the paper.
- Any page, any handwriting. Cookbooks, recipe cards, tear-outs, a note from your nan.
- One photo is enough. slrp reads the title, ingredients and method in a single pass.
- Works in your phone's browser. It's on the slrp web app, no install needed to try it.
Every line, pulled apart.
Photo import doesn't just keep a picture. It reads each ingredient into structured parts — quantity, unit, name, preparation — the same shape a link import produces, so your grocery list can merge and scale it.
- Ingredients become data. A line like 2 cloves of garlic splits into quantity, unit, name and prep.
- Not a flat screenshot. Every part is editable, like any recipe you saved from a link.
- Check it before you save. Tidy anything the camera misread in a tap.
Your paper recipes, finally searchable.
Once it's read in, a photographed recipe is just a recipe. It joins the same shared, searchable library as everything else — ready to drop onto a plan, turn into a grocery list, or open in cook mode.
- It joins your shared library. Right beside the recipes you saved from links, for both of you.
- Ready to plan and cook. Drop it onto a day, build the grocery list, open cook mode.
- Marked by origin. A small from-photo tag so you know where it came from, nothing more.
Better with the rest of slrp.
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Recipe organiser
Photographed recipes join the same searchable, shared library as your links.
See the library - 02
Weekly meal planner
Drop a scanned recipe straight onto next week — paper to plan in a tap.
Explore the planner - 03
Shared grocery list
Structured ingredients merge and scale into the list, just like link imports.
See grocery lists
slrp plus · $8.99/mo · $69.99/yr per couple
Get your paper recipes off the shelf.
You get a few goes during your free 14 days. After that, photo import lives in slrp plus — one subscription for both cooks, and importing from a link stays free, forever.
Also on iPhone
The camera's already in your hand.
On iPhone, photo import is a phone-in-hand moment — snap the page at a mate's kitchen table and the recipe's in your library before dessert.
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