Any recipe website
Food blogs, newspaper recipe sections, the big recipe sites — Table keeps just the recipe and leaves the pop-ups behind.
Clean recipes, no life story →Used Table on this address before? The app now lives at app.mytablerecipes.com — your recipes are safe; just sign in once there.
Recipes, meal planning & groceries
Table is a calm home for every recipe you cook, and the easiest way to plan the week and shop for it together. Share a recipe from Instagram, TikTok or any food blog, put it on Wednesday's dinner, and it lands on your household's grocery list.
How it works
Sharing from other apps works in the iPhone and Android apps. On the web, paste the link.
Weekly meal planner
Put recipes on lunch or dinner for any day, this week or next. Tap "Add to this week" on any recipe, pick the day and the servings, and it's planned.
Tonight
Open Table and tonight's dinner is waiting: tonight you're cooking… The next days sit right underneath, one tap away.
Nothing planned yet? Table picks a dinner from your own collection. Plan it, or swap it for another. The recipes you kept "for someday" finally make it to the table.
Grocery list
Table writes your shopping list from the week's plan, merges matching ingredients and lets you add your own items. The basket is one tap away on every screen.
Cook as a household
Invite the people you live with by link. Your household shares the week's plan and the grocery basket, so whoever is in the shop knows exactly what to get.
Share books with the whole household in one tap, and see who added what. Households are free, and so are the planner and the basket.
Discover
Discover is a living feed of the recipes the Table community is collecting right now — the dishes real people actually cook, not what an algorithm wants you to click.
Cooking for two, or twelve
Tap plus or minus and Table recalculates every quantity on the spot — no more doubling fractions in your head.
Shared cookbooks
Collect recipes into beautifully bound books — Weeknight Dinners, Sunday Baking, The Family Classics — and invite the people you cook with by link.
Choose who can add recipes and who can only browse. Everyone cooks from the same shelf, on their own phone.
And everything else
Food blogs, newspaper recipe sections, the big recipe sites — Table keeps just the recipe and leaves the pop-ups behind.
Clean recipes, no life story →Table reads the caption — and the spoken instructions when the caption is thin — and writes the recipe out for you.
Save Instagram recipes →Every recipe is filed under its course automatically. Add tags like weeknight, date night or grandma's, and filter your whole library in a tap.
Remember what you changed ("extra chili — perfect") and star the recipes you'll make again.
Italian, Dutch, Japanese — translated on import, quantities kept exact, the original one tap away.
Your recipes, plan and grocery basket sync between phone, tablet and desktop, so they're with you in the shop and at the stove.
Pricing
€0
Everything you need to try Table properly.
€2.99 / month
or €24.99 a year (save 30%), with a 7-day free trial. For people who cook from Table every week.
Available as a subscription in the iPhone and Android apps, and unlocks your account on the web too.
FAQ
Yes. The free plan lets you keep up to 25 recipes, including 3 imports a month from Instagram, TikTok or Facebook videos, and the meal planner, grocery basket and households are always free. Table Premium costs €2.99 a month or €24.99 a year, with a 7-day free trial on the yearly plan, removes the recipe limit and allows up to 100 video imports a month.
Yes. In the iPhone and Android apps you tap Share on a Reel, TikTok, Facebook video or Pinterest pin and choose Table — no copying links. On the web you paste the link instead. Table reads the caption and, when the caption is incomplete, the spoken instructions in the video, and turns them into a recipe with an ingredient list and steps.
Yes, and both are free. Put recipes on lunch or dinner for any day, this week or next, and keep a weekly prep shelf for breakfasts, smoothies and snacks. Table builds one grocery basket from the plan, merges matching ingredients and lets you add your own items. Shop by recipe or A–Z, and swipe away what you already have at home; Table remembers those staples for next week.
Yes. Invite the people you live with to your household by link. You share one plan and one grocery basket that stays in sync while you shop, and you can share books with everyone at once. Households are free.
Almost any recipe website. Share the page to Table from your browser, or paste its link. Table reads the recipe data that sites publish for search engines, so it works with food blogs, newspaper recipe sections and big recipe sites alike. It keeps the ingredients, steps, servings and photo, and leaves the ads and the life story behind.
Yes. Tap plus or minus next to the servings and every ingredient quantity recalculates instantly. You can also switch any recipe between metric and US units with one tap.
Discover is Table's community feed: the recipes other Table cooks are saving. Browse it by course, search it by name, ingredient or tag, and save anything you like to your own library, with private notes just for you.
Table files every recipe under a course automatically — breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, desserts or sides. On top of that you create your own tags, like weeknight, date night or grandma's, and group recipes into books. Search and filters cover all of it.
Yes. Group recipes into books and invite people by link. Each member can be an owner, editor or viewer, or you can share a book with your whole household in one tap, so everyone cooks from the same shelf.
Table runs in any modern browser at app.mytablerecipes.com and can be installed to your home screen. Native iPhone and Android apps are coming to the App Store and Google Play. Your recipes sync across all of them.
Table translates it when you import it, keeping the quantities and units intact, and lets you switch back to the original text at any time.
Stop losing recipes to screenshots and saved posts, and stop writing the shopping list by hand.