All your recipes in one place. Save them from anywhere, cook them step by step and plan your week.
For iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch.
Why free?
rMeal costs nothing because it's a hobby project. I make it in my spare time, because I cook with it every day myself and enjoy working on it. There's no company behind it and no business model: no subscription, no ads and nothing that suddenly turns paid later. Ideas, or something that could be better? I'd love to hear them.
— Rory, maker of rMeal · Send me a message
Features
From the moment you see a recipe to the moment it's on the table.
Paste a link from a recipe site, share from Instagram or TikTok, or import from your old recipe app.
A page or a handwritten card becomes text and ingredients, on your device.
Big steps, timers that ring even with rMeal closed, and a Live Activity on your Lock Screen.
Drag recipes to a day, see nutrition per day and put your meal plan in Calendar.
One tap puts your week's ingredients on your list, minus what you already have.
Keep track of what you have and when it's due, and see what you can make right now.
Wave or say “next” when your hands are messy. Speech is recognised on your device.
Share your kitchen with your household through iCloud, or share one recipe as a QR code.
An estimate per serving, checkable per ingredient and correctable from the label.
Your recipes
Cook mode
Meal plan
Groceries
Kept in step through your own iCloud.
Privacy
rMeal has no account, no server, no ads and no tracking. Your recipes live on your own devices and in your own iCloud. This website uses no cookies or analytics either.
Read the privacy policyVoiceOver, Voice Control, larger text, dark mode, increased contrast, differentiate without colour and reduced motion. With rMeal's own switches too.
Yes. rMeal is a hobby project: I make it because I use it every day myself and enjoy working on it. There's no company behind it and no business model. So no subscription, no in-app purchases, no limit on recipes and no ads.
No. rMeal uses your own Apple Account and iCloud to keep your recipes on your devices. There's no separate rMeal account.
Yes. rMeal reads exports from popular recipe apps, and you can export everything again in an open format.
Yes. Everything is on your device. Only importing a link and syncing need the internet.
