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A shared recipe organizer for couples and families

A guide by Memotaste ·

Memotaste lets you invite other people to your household to manage recipes, meal planning and groceries together. Everyone uses their own account, so you do not need to share a password. Free includes up to two people and Pro up to six; preferences stay personal and become visible to other members only when you choose to share them.

Try this in your household

Start with the catalog panzanella: one person saves it and adds it to the household collection; the other signs in with their own account and checks that it appears in the shared space.

After checking the collection, choose when to cook it and review the ingredients together. This is a walkthrough to try, not a report about a real family. Sharing personal preferences is not required.

Open the example recipe

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Steps

  1. 1

    Invite the person you cook with

    Open the household section in Profile and create an invitation. Send the link to the person you want to invite; they sign in with their own account and accept it. The invitation joins a shared space, not the inviter's personal profile.

  2. 2

    Keep personal and shared collections distinct

    Both members can add and edit recipes in the household. Do not assume existing personal recipes have moved automatically: use the recipe collection's tools to bring the recipes you want into the shared space. Check which collection you are working in.

  3. 3

    Choose which preferences to make visible

    In Preferences you can edit your own choices and view those of members who have enabled sharing. Other people's preferences are read-only. You can withdraw visibility without leaving the household; joining does not itself give permission to share these details.

  4. 4

    Coordinate meals and groceries

    Add shared recipes to the meal plan and open the ingredient list for upcoming meals within the displayed date range. Mark ingredients you already have to see what is missing. Still check with everyone about their needs before cooking: a recipe organizer does not replace that conversation.

Common questions

Do I have to give my partner my password?
No. Each member uses their own sign-in. An invitation adds someone to the household while identities and profiles remain separate.
Is the administrator the only person who can edit recipes?
No. Members can work on shared recipes, meal plans and groceries. The administrator role concerns household management, not exclusive access to recipe editing.
Are my allergies visible as soon as I join?
No. Letting other members view your preferences requires an explicit sharing choice. You can change visibility in Preferences.

From saved recipes to everyday meals

Save recipes you like and choose when to cook them: Memotaste collects the ingredients in your grocery list.

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