Keep every recipe you've saved in one place, plan your week around them, and send the grocery list straight to whoever's shopping — no more texting a screenshot of ingredients.
No spam. Just a note when Platter launches.
No more digging through screenshots or ten different saved folders to find what you were going to cook.
Save recipes from Instagram, TikTok, or any blog — or add your own — and keep them organized in cookbooks you actually browse.
Slot recipes into breakfast, lunch, snacks, or dinner for each day — no more deciding what's for dinner at 6pm.
Your meal plan turns into a sorted grocery list — send it to whoever's doing the shopping in one tap.
Lay out your week by breakfast, lunch, snacks, and dinner — pulling from your saved recipes or cookbooks.
Built automatically from what you've planned, sorted the way you'd actually walk a store — and shareable in one tap.
Group recipes your way — by cuisine, by occasion, by whatever makes sense to you.
Recipes shouldn't disappear into a "saved" folder you never open again.— Why we built Platter
Platter can save recipes from Instagram, TikTok, and most recipe blogs and websites — just share the link directly from the app you found it in, or paste it into Platter.
Yes. Saving recipes is free and unlimited — including meal planning, your grocery list, and cookbooks.
Platter is launching on iOS first. We don't have an Android release date yet, but it's something we're keeping in mind as we grow.
It's built directly from your meal plan, sorted into sections the way you'd actually walk a store — produce, dairy, meat, and so on — so you're not bouncing between aisles. Check things off as you shop, and share the whole list with anyone in one tap.
Most recipe apps stop at saving. Platter is built around what happens after — turning what you've saved into an actual week's plan and a grocery list you can hand off to whoever's shopping, without retyping a single ingredient.