Community Recipes

Multiple veganisations of the same recipe

The AI converter gives you one very good version of any recipe. The community gives you many. For a recipe like Beef Bourguignon, you might find a lentil-and-mushroom version, a jackfruit version, a chickpea version — each with its own approach, its own rating, its own notes from the person who made it.

Ratings surface the best versions to the top. You can filter by dietary preference, complexity, or cooking time. The result is a living library that gets better every week.

Contributing your own versions

If you convert a recipe and the result is great, you can contribute it back to the community with one click. Add notes about what worked, what you'd change next time, which brand of vegan butter you used. The collective knowledge compounds.

You can also save any community recipe to your own collection and use it directly in the meal planner and Cook Mode — everything in the kitchen suite works with community recipes.

A library worth browsing

The community library isn't just a database — it's designed to be browsed. Discover what other people are cooking, find versions of dishes you thought were impossible to veganise, and see how the community has handled the same ingredient challenges you're facing.

At launch, the library will be seeded with high-quality conversions of the most-cooked recipes across the major recipe sites — a starting point for the community to build from.

Community Recipes is coming at launch. Sign up to the waitlist to contribute from day one and shape what gets in.