WhatsCook

What is WhatsCook?

Recipes extracted from photos and social posts, with shopping lists.

Who is WhatsCook best for?

WhatsCook is best for home cooks who save recipes from Instagram and TikTok and want them in one cookbook with a meal plan.

• Saving recipes from social media

  Share an Instagram, TikTok or website link, or a photo of a cookbook page, and its AI pulls out the ingredients and steps; it can also write a recipe from a short description.

• Weekly meal planning

  You plan the week in a calendar or a drag-and-drop list, and it gathers everything into one shopping list sorted for the shop.

• Households that cook together

  Everyone you invite sees and edits the same recipes, meal plan and shopping list.

• Sharing recipes with family and friends

  You follow people by @username once they approve you, copy their recipes, and get a notice when they change the original.

How much does WhatsCook cost?

WhatsCook does not list prices on its website: it starts with a 7-day free trial of its annual plan, then charges for it, and neither the site nor the web sign-up page shows what the plan costs.

WhatsCook has no pricing page; the homepage offers the annual plan free for 7 days, then paid, with cancel anytime, and names no free plan. The web sign-up asks only for a name, email and password, so no price is shown before you have an account. Plans and current prices are on whatscook.app.

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