Recipes
Dinner decided. List included.
Taylor suggests meals that suit your household, your budget and what's already in the cupboard — then hands you the method, a picture of the dish and a shopping list for the gaps.
How it works
Four taps from craving to trolley
Ask
'Something quick with mince' or 'a Sunday meal for six'.
Open
Full ingredients, step-by-step method and a generated dish image.
Convert
One tap turns the ingredients into a shopping list.
Share
Send the recipe to family — they can open it without an account.
In detail
More than a wall of text
01
Every recipe opens properly
Taylor's recipes are real pages, not chat fragments. Tap through for the full ingredient list, quantities, method steps and cooking time.
- Full ingredients with quantities kept as notes
- Numbered step-by-step method
- Generated image of the finished dish
- Saved to your recipe collection for next time
02
Ingredients become a shoppable list
Measurements are separated from the item name so prices can actually be compared — 'mutton chops' with '800g' as a note, rather than a search term nothing matches.
- One tap from recipe to shopping list
- Measurements stored as notes for accurate pricing
- Merges with your existing weekly list
- Skips items your pantry already covers
03
Made to be shared
Share a recipe by link or the native share sheet. Whoever receives it can read the whole thing — no sign-up wall in the way of a good meal.
- Public share links that actually open
- Native share on iOS and Android
- Receivers can save it by creating a free account
- Regenerate the dish image whenever you like
Also included
Cooking, the Taylor way
Household-fitted
Portions sized for the people at your table.
Cook the cupboard
Recipes built around what your pantry already holds.
Budget-aware
Meal ideas that respect month-end realities.
Dish images
See the meal before you commit to making it.
Easy sharing
Send to the family group chat in two taps.
Local flavour
South African staples, brands and eating habits.