A shared recipe book that finds itself.
Paste a URL — slrp pulls the photo, ingredients, steps, and times into your library. Tag it weeknight, Italian, or 'the one mum loved'. It's there next time you ask. No ads, no life stories, no scroll-to-the-bottom-for-the-recipe.
- Save from any URL
- Tag and search
- Shared with your partner
No ads, life stories, or scroll-to-the-bottom.
slrp reads the recipe's structured data — JSON-LD, schema.org Recipe — straight from the page. Photo, ingredients, steps, time, servings, all parsed into structured fields. The blog around it stays where it is.
- Structured ingredients. '2 cloves garlic, minced' → name, quantity, unit, prep — separately. So servings can scale.
- Aisle-categorised. Each ingredient is tagged at save time so the grocery list works.
- Source preserved. Link back to the original — chef gets the credit, you keep the recipe.
Twelve recipes — or twelve hundred.
Tag by cuisine, meal type, vibe, or whatever shorthand makes sense to you both. Search across everything in two seconds. The library stays tidy whether you've saved a handful or a small library's worth.
- Tags you make up. 'The one mum loved', 'post-gym', 'Tash's Friday' — whatever sticks.
- Full-text search. Title, ingredients, tags — all indexed.
- Smart collections. Recently saved, highest rated, most cooked — surfaced automatically.
Both of you save. Both of you cook.
Your partner saves a Saturday roast from their phone while you're at work. By the time you open slrp, it's already in the library — tagged, structured, ready to plan. One Couple account, shared everything.
- Same library, both phones. No 'send me the link', no two half-collections.
- Saves are credited. See who added what, in case it matters.
- Plan from anything either of you saved. Recipes flow into the planner without permissions.
The library doesn't cook itself — these do.
- 01
Weekly meal planner
Once it's saved, it can be planned. Drag any recipe onto any day, real-time with your partner.
See the planner - 02
Shared grocery list
The recipes you saved become a list. Aisle-grouped, real-time, shared.
See the list - 04
Cook mode
The recipe steps, big and hands-free. Tap an ingredient inline. Screen stays awake.
See cook mode
Free · web + iOS · for two cooks
Save it once. Find it forever. Cook it together.
Paste any URL — slrp does the rest. Photo, ingredients, steps, tags. Shared with your partner from day one.
Also on iPhone
Share → slrp.
On iPhone, any recipe in Safari can land in your library with one tap — hit Share, pick slrp, done. No copy-paste, no email-to-self, no losing the URL.
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Can I organise recipes with tags and categories?
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