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Shared family cookbook for your household

One digital recipe library — invite family to browse and add their classics.

One shared family cookbook for your household. Create a library, invite relatives, and everyone can browse and contribute recipes and memories to the same digital collection.

Free to start · No credit card · Your family owns what you add

How a shared family cookbook works

  • One digital family cookbook for siblings, parents, and cousins
  • Invite family by email so they can add their own heirloom recipes
  • Owner controls who joins and who can manage the household
  • Free tier: 30 recipes, 20 memories, and 50 photos to start

Start your household library

  1. Create your free account

    You become the household owner. No credit card required during early preview.

  2. Save your first family recipe

    Add one heirloom dish — photo, ingredients, and a short story if you have time.

  3. Invite siblings or cousins

    Send an email invite so everyone contributes to the same searchable library.

Frequently asked questions

How do I invite family to our library?

Create a household after you register, then invite relatives by email. They accept the invite and can browse and contribute to the same recipe collection.

Can one person own the household?

Yes — the household owner manages invites and settings. Other members can add recipes and memories based on the permissions you grant.

Do relatives need their own accounts?

Yes for contributing to the shared library. For read-only access to a single recipe, use share links instead — no account required for the viewer.

What works today vs coming soon?

Today: save and browse recipes, photos, memories, households, and share links. Search, export, and billing features are on the roadmap.

Be the person who starts the family library

Someone has to save the first recipe before relatives can add theirs. Create a free account, add one dish, then invite family when you are ready.

Start your family library

Already have an account? Sign in to continue adding recipes.

Built by the Gerrard family in Utah

We use Recipe & Memory Book ourselves — recipes, photos, and the stories behind them.

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