Save any recipe. Skip the scroll.

No ads. No life stories. No hunting for “jump to recipe”. RustleUp turns links, photos, and midnight cravings into a clean cookbook — then plans your week and writes your shopping list.

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RustleUp home screen — My Recipes, Shopping List and Meal Planner in one place

Your recipes are everywhere. Except where you need them.

Forty screenshots. A bookmarks folder you’ve opened twice. Three saved Reels you’ll never find again. A magazine on the counter, open to page 34. You don’t have a recipe problem — you have a keeping problem.

A cookbook page photographed on a phone becoming a clean RustleUp recipe card
RustleUp Add Recipe sheet — from URL, typed craving, scanned card, or photo
RustleUp Plan & Shop — planned recipes with servings and an aisle-grouped list
Planned recipes writing an aisle-grouped shopping list

From “ooh, that looks good” to dinner. Three steps.

  1. Save it.

    A link, a photo, a share from any app, or a craving typed at midnight. Paste it in — get a clean recipe back. Ingredients, steps, times. That’s it. That’s the feature.

  2. Plan it.

    Drag dinner onto Tuesday. Done. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks — servings scale to whoever’s coming.

  3. Shop it.

    The list writes itself — merged across recipes, sorted by aisle, minus what’s in your pantry. You tick things off. That’s the deal.

From “ooh, that looks good” to dinner. Three steps.

Save it.

A link, a photo, a share from any app, or a craving typed at midnight. Paste it in — get a clean recipe back. Ingredients, steps, times. That’s it. That’s the feature.

Plan it.

Drag dinner onto Tuesday. Done. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks — servings scale to whoever’s coming.

Shop it.

The list writes itself — merged across recipes, sorted by aisle, minus what’s in your pantry. You tick things off. That’s the deal.

If you can see it, you can save it.

Paste a link from any website. Share straight from Instagram or your browser — it’s waiting in your cookbook when you get there. Snap a magazine page or grandma’s handwritten card. Or describe what you’re craving and let RustleUp write the recipe. One button. Every way in.

Just the recipe. Imagine that.

Every recipe saves the same way: photo, ingredients, steps, times, nutrition. No ads. No pop-ups. No nine paragraphs about a trip to Tuscany. Collect them, rate them, scribble notes, and find them again in seconds.

RustleUp cookbook — a populated grid of saved recipes

Weeknight pasta

12 recipes

Out of buttermilk? Ask.

Every recipe comes with an assistant that actually knows it. Swap an ingredient, halve the servings, make it vegan for Friday — and save the rewritten recipe when you like the answer.

No signal? No problem.

Your cookbook, meal plan, and shopping list live on your phone — encrypted, and working with zero bars. In the kitchen, on the train, in aisle 7 where the 4G goes to die. And when you’re back online, everything syncs itself.

Coriander. Not cilantro. (Unless you’re American.)

RustleUp shows ingredients the way your supermarket labels them — UK, US, Australian, or Canadian. Courgette or zucchini, prawns or shrimp: the recipe reads like it was written down the road.

🇬🇧 UK

small bunch coriander, chopped

🇺🇸 US

small bunch cilantro, chopped

No ads. No data selling. No nonsense.

RustleUp is built independently by one person and funded by subscribers — not advertisers. Your recipes are encrypted on your device, and the only thing we sell is the app itself.

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Free to start. Fair when you’re hooked.

FeatureFreePremium
Save recipes3 a month — earn more by using the appUnlimited
Preview any recipe first✅ Always free✅ Always free
Ask the AI about a recipe3 recipesUnlimited
Create recipes from a prompt

Premium is £1.99/month or £14.99/year (that’s 37% less). Cancel anytime.

No ads on either plan. No data selling on either plan. Obviously.

Quick answers.

Does it really work with any website?

Any site with a recipe on it — food blogs, magazines, newspapers. If a save doesn’t come out right, report it with one tap and we fix the recipe.

What can I actually save from?

Links, your browser’s share button, Instagram/TikTok shares, photos of magazine pages or handwritten cards, or a described craving. If you can see it, you can save it.

Does it work offline?

Fully. Cookbook, plan, and shopping list all work with no connection and sync when you’re back.

What’s free?

3 saved recipes a month (previews are always free), 3 recipes’ worth of AI chat — and you can earn more saves by using the app.

What happens to my data?

It’s encrypted on your device and synced to your account. We never sell it. The subscription is the business model.

More answers on the support page

Stop screenshotting. Start cooking.

Every recipe you’ll ever want to cook, in one clean app.

RustleUp is in closed beta. Leave your email and you’ll get an invite as spots open.