Live · Web & App Store
Make a recipe fit your diet, ingredients and nutrition goals without starting from scratch.
For Home cooks with a diet, an allergy to plan around, a nutrition goal or a short ingredient list, who still want the dish they had in mind.
iOS / Web · Notes reviewed 20 September 2026
Find a dish, adapt it for your needs, and take it all the way to dinner.
A substitution can change texture, cooking time, nutrition and even the identity of the dish. A tool that swaps words without reconsidering the recipe can leave a technically compliant but disappointing meal. Searching, adapting, shopping and remembering what was cooked also tend to happen in disconnected tools.
RecipeFix helps people cook the food they actually want while working around ingredients, dietary preferences and nutrition targets. It adapts the ingredients and the method together instead of returning a list of unrelated substitutions.
01Screen · Phone
Tell it how you eat: restrictions and goals come first.
App Store 2.5.1 screen set with demo recipes, 21 September 2026. Cropped to the app screen; the store caption above it is not shown.
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The adapted recipe, its nutrition, and the checks it passed.
App Store 2.5.1 screen set with demo recipes, 21 September 2026. Cropped to the app screen; the store caption above it is not shown. The free-tier save counter is visible.
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Every swap keeps the original line and says why it still works.
App Store 2.5.1 screen set with demo recipes, 21 September 2026. Cropped to the app screen; the store caption above it is not shown.
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Plan: dinners on the days they will be cooked.
App Store 2.5.1 screen set with demo recipes, 21 September 2026. Cropped to the app screen; the store caption above it is not shown.
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Shop: one list for the week, traced back to each recipe.
App Store 2.5.1 screen set with demo recipes, 21 September 2026. Cropped to the app screen; the store caption above it is not shown.
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Cook: one step at a time, with that step's ingredients.
App Store 2.5.1 screen set with demo recipes, 21 September 2026. Cropped to the app screen; the store caption above it is not shown.
How it is used
Interactive demo Computed in your browser
Choose what the recipe has to fit and what a search found. RecipeFix's decision layer runs here and says whether to use a recipe, adapt one, or build a new one.
It has to fit
The search found
Found
We found a recipe that already fits what you asked for.
Use this recipe
Chosen: Seitan Steaks
Seitan Steaks Go ahead
This already fits
Tomato Soup Go ahead
A good recipe to adapt
dairy-free: "heavy cream"
01 · System
One feasibility verdict, computed on the server and shown everywhere.
Select a part to see what it is responsible for and what it connects to.
Web app and iOS wrapper. Displays the server's verdict rather than recomputing it.
→ Find / Fix / Create: request and goals
Reads the recipe on the page and hands it to the same adaptation path.
→ Find / Fix / Create: recipe on the page
Ranks cookbook and external candidates, prefers a fitting recipe, adapts next, creates last.
Trade-off: An honest stop is less gratifying than always returning a recipe.
→ Edge Functions: adapt or create
→ React client: feasibility verdict
Privileged adaptation and integration work, in Deno.
→ Adaptation model: coordinated rewrite
→ Postgres: saved recipe
Rewrites ingredients and method together when an adaptation is chosen.
Cookbook, plans and cook history, protected by row policies.
Trade-off: Saving and cooking are separate facts, so recording a cook is two writes, not one transaction.
An assistant can mark a recipe cooked; it writes the same cook-history event.
→ Postgres: cook event
The React application uses React Router and TanStack Query over Supabase authentication and Postgres. Privileged adaptation and integration work lives in Deno Edge Functions; database policies protect user-owned records. Pure TypeScript modules express candidate fit and the Find/Fix/Create decision, while the client displays the canonical server feasibility verdict rather than recomputing it. The iOS product has a separate native-wrapper repository, released on its own schedule, so the web and native versions can temporarily differ. A move to an owned backend is documented in the repository; the architecture described here is the Supabase one.
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The decision module ranks known cookbook and external candidates, prefers a fitting recipe, considers an adaptation next, and creates only when neither is suitable. Unknown evidence is not promoted to a positive fit.
The shared verdict distinguishes a straightforward adaptation from a major transformation, conflicting goals, insufficient evidence and a request the system should not claim it can satisfy.
Cook sessions record a completed cook separately from saving a recipe. Servings, plan association, source, notes and a later rating belong to that event, including an unsaved recipe.
The application joins a cookbook, planning and cooking history. The MCP mark-recipe-cooked tool writes a cook-history event as well as updating the recipe recency field.
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The web product, which the iOS app wraps.
React · TypeScript · Vite · TanStack Query
Accounts, owned records and privileged server work.
Supabase · PostgreSQL · Deno Edge Functions
Getting a recipe in, changing it, and letting assistants act on it.
Recipe extraction · AI adaptation · MCP tools
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Approach
A canonical feasibility result is shared across discovery and adaptation surfaces. The product can recommend a similar dish or ask the person to prioritize a goal instead of forcing every request through conversion.
Trade-off
An honest stop or clarification is less immediately gratifying than always returning a recipe; it avoids disguising an entirely different dish as a small fix.
Approach
The saved recipe library and completed-cook diary represent different facts. Later feedback amends a cook rather than deliberately treating a rating as another cook.
Trade-off
The browser and Deno writers have separate adapters and a denormalized recency field. That makes consistent error handling and retries a cross-surface concern rather than a property of either adapter alone.
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Links checked 21 September 2026
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