A recipe organiser app that imports from anywhere
Saving a recipe is the easy part. Orbrey imports from a URL, a photo, or pasted text and does the tedious bit: reading the ingredients, translating them into the words your household actually uses, and linking the recipe to your grocery list and pantry. So the recipe you save tonight isn’t a dead end; it’s the start of Sunday’s shop and Monday’s dinner.
Recipe storage is free; AI smart import is part of Plus.
Paprika, ReciMe and the rest are great filing cabinets. They store, and they stop. Orbrey treats a recipe as a working part of your kitchen: it standardises ingredient names to the ones your family uses, feeds them into a pantry-aware grocery list, and, once you’ve cooked, subtracts what you used from the shelf. The kitchen finally keeps its own books.
Import from anywhere
Paste a URL, drop in a photo, or dump raw text from your notes. Orbrey pulls out the ingredients, method and timing so you never retype a thing.
Speaks your household’s words
Capsicum or bell pepper, coriander or cilantro, courgette or zucchini. Orbrey knows they’re the same, and saves your preferred name across every recipe, list and shelf.
Servings that actually scale
Change the serving count and every quantity and step updates in place. Even lemon juice traces back to whole lemons, and egg whites back to eggs, so the shopping maths stays right.
Cooking keeps the pantry honest
Cook mode holds the screen awake while you work. Mark it cooked and Orbrey deducts what you used from the pantry, scaled to the servings you made, and shows the maths before it does.
Prefer to let an assistant do the typing? Connect Claude or ChatGPT and run it from a prompt. You stay in control of what it can touch.