馃 I hereby present
my bespoke meal planning app that helps you manage, plan, shop, prepare and compose your favourite go-to recipes into varied weekly menus.
Tell the app what you cooked this week, and it will surface the least cooked recipes that you can plan for next week.
Then, share your groceries list with your partner, housemate, friend, etc., and let them run to the shop and back.
Much collaboration!
@simeon congrats on the release!
I鈥檝e been tinkering on this app for a while now and would love for people to try it and help me figure out where to take it next.
I鈥檝e had requests for importing recipes, counting calories, exporting to others apps, etc.
Personally, I鈥檇 like to extend the multiplayer/collab aspect, somehow connect it to the Fediverse (e.g. auto-post your meals, share your weekly menus?), make it accessible, etc.
What are you looking for in a meal planning app? What would bring you the most utility and joy?
TastyClub is my attempt at building a calm, playful and hopeful app that helps you complete your tasks, brings you a little joy and quetly recedes to the background, just within reach.
It doesn't scream for attention, it patiently waits for your next encounter.
Playfulness and joy, in this case, materialise as a mini-art gallery that shows you a different piece on every visit.
馃TastyClub recipes can now be ordered by their last cooked date, so you can see which ones you cooked the "longest ago". Sounds awkward but somehow still better than "least recent".
Anyhow, I already got feedback from my power user/cook (argh, naming things...) that they found and cooked a recipe they'd completely frogrotten about.
Next feature request: a search field to search through recipes by 1) name and 2) ingredients.
@simeon In case you have not seen this in your social media feed, I feel this would be your vibe as well: https://blog.mikeswanson.com/backseat-software/
@rhazn Ooh, this looks super interesting, thx for sharing!
