A digital cookbook: recipes can be imported from a link, photo, or text and are automatically structured (ingredients, steps, servings, nutrition, categories) and saved – searchable, ad-free, with no endless scrolling past life stories.
“Add recipe” offers three ways: a link to a recipe page (including YouTube/Instagram/TikTok videos), one or more photos (e.g. of a cookbook page or handwritten notes), or pasted text (such as a copied caption). You can also enter a recipe completely by hand, without importing anything.
Rezeptkammer's credit unit. Every successful recipe import costs 1 credit (5 cents) – regardless of whether it was imported via link, photo, or text. New accounts start with 10 free credits. A failed import (e.g. because the source contains no recipe) usually costs nothing – only after 5 free failed attempts within a short time does a credit get charged for those too, as a safeguard against abuse.
You can top up your balance at any time under “Manage balance” via PayPal or credit card, in fixed packages: 5 € (100 Credits), 10 € (200 Credits), 20 € (400 Credits).
A chamber is a shared recipe collection for multiple people – e.g. for a shared flat or family. Recipes that are imported into a chamber or copied there are independent copies: changes to them don't affect a private original, and vice versa. Every active member may edit and delete all recipes in the chamber, regardless of who added them.
Your private collection counts as one “chamber” too – 2 are free to use in total. Every additional membership beyond that costs a one-time 50 credits, whether by creating a new chamber or accepting an invitation.
Invitations are sent by email address. If the address is already registered, the invited person must first accept the invitation (visible under “Pending invitations” on the Chambers page); if it isn't registered with anyone yet, they receive an invitation email and automatically become a member right after registering.
Creating or joining a chamber requires at least one paid import – free credits alone aren't enough. This prevents throwaway accounts from using their free quota purely to import recipes and then copying them into another account via a chamber.
Recipes from a chamber can always be copied into your own private collection for free (via the share dialog on the recipe page) – this too is an independent copy, separate from the original in the chamber.
Categories can also be created for a chamber – every member sees and uses the same category tree.
There's a separate shopping list per environment (one private list, plus one for each chamber). Ingredients can be added directly from a saved recipe or entered by hand, with quantity, item, and an optional note. Completed items are checked off rather than deleted, so they can be restored if needed before “Remove completed” removes them for good.
Categories can be nested as deeply as you like (e.g. “Main course” → “Pasta & rice”) and assigned to a recipe multiple times. New accounts start with a ready-made category tree that can be renamed, moved, or deleted freely. Every chamber gets the same starting tree when created, independent of its members' private categories.
Calories, protein, fat, carbohydrates, sugar, and salt are estimated by an AI based on the ingredient list – an approximation, not a lab analysis. You can correct the values by hand at any time while editing a recipe, for free. If ingredients or the serving count change, the page offers a fresh AI estimate for 1 credit when you save – without your consent, the existing values stay unchanged.
With an email address and password. After registering, the address must first be verified via a link in a confirmation email before you can log in for the first time. Forgot your password? “Forgot password?” on the login page sends a reset link to the address on file.
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