About RecipePrinter

I was a strictly digital recipe organizer. I built CookPilot, a recipe app, to help me adapt recipes to real life, mostly because I was forever telling ChatGPT that I was out of this or short on that.

I shared it with friends and family, and the same question kept coming back. This is great, but can I print them? Or turn them into a cookbook? Like I said, digital was all I ever knew, so I brushed the idea off for a long time. But the feedback kept coming. Eventually I thought, ok, I've already built the part that reads a recipe, so let's do it.

I started printing our favorites, the ones we'd already made more than once, and the first time I cooked from a printed card I was hooked. It was so much easier. No scrolling up and down. My phone is always dead by dinner, so the screen is at its dimmest right when I need to read from it. It instantly improved my life. I was sold.

Now I use both. CookPilot is where I keep recipes I might make and change things on the fly. Everything we cook on repeat gets printed with RecipePrinter.