Recipes without the food-blog filler.
Sharing without the audience.
A quiet shared cookbook for the people you already cook with. No subscription, no public profile, no algorithmic feed.
What it does
Save any recipe — from a URL, a cookbook, or a recipe card — and share it with a small circle of friends.
Clean recipes
Paste a link, get the actual recipe. Ingredients, steps, photo, source — none of the SEO essay.
Scan a cookbook
Point your camera at a printed page, recipe card, or even a handwritten card. Gemini reads it and gives you the same clean card.
A private circle
Share with friends via a 6-character code. No public profile, no follower count, no discovery feed.
Honest reviews
See which recipes your friends actually cooked, when, and how they rated them. The feed surfaces what's been earning its keep.
Meals + grocery lists
Bundle recipes into a "Thanksgiving" or "Friday Dinner" meal, share with anyone, and turn the lot into an editable shopping list.
Favourites
Heart any recipe to keep it close — and have it survive your friend later unfollowing you.
Why it's different
Pinterest is for browsing strangers. Paprika is a $30 single-user database. Fork & Sync is a quiet shared cookbook for the five people you actually cook with.
| Fork & Sync | Paprika | Whisk | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free, no subscription | ✓ | with ads | $5 + sync fee | with ads |
| Private — invite-only by code | ✓ | public boards | no sharing | public profile |
| Strips ads / SEO bloat | ✓ | ✗ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Scan a printed recipe | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Made-it tracking + ratings | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Grocery list from a meal | ✓ | ✗ | partial | ✓ |
What it looks like
The recipe feed, the detail page, the friends tab, and the scan flow.
Ready to cook together?
Currently in TestFlight. Get the public release when it lands, or join the beta.