From saved recipe to dinner on the table.

Keep your recipes in one place, plan the week, and cook from your phone, tablet, or a printed page.

Find any recipe in seconds.

Search by a recipe’s name or by what’s in it, and narrow the list by favourites, tags, or book.

Search what’s in the fridge. Type “lemon” and see every recipe that uses it.
Save the searches you use. Weeknight dinners or holiday baking, one click away.
Never lose a change. Every edit is kept, so you can go back to an earlier version.

Historical recipes and favourites, sorted A to Z. View larger : The Savorum library with photographed recipes, search, sorting, and filters. View larger : The Savorum library with photographed recipes, search, sorting, and filters.

Plan the week and shop for it.

Put recipes, simple dishes, or leftovers on your plan. Savorum gathers their ingredients so you can add what you need to a shopping list. Keep ideas for later until you pick a day.

Tick items off as you shop, and keep a rough note of what’s in the pantry. See the plan by week or month, or add it to your calendar app.

Choose what to cook.

Three dinners in the agenda, with a doubled batch of dumplings. View larger : Savorum’s agenda with Chicken Marengo, a doubled batch of Bread Dumplings with Creamy Mushrooms, and Parthian Chicken planned for three dinners. View larger : Savorum’s agenda with Chicken Marengo, a doubled batch of Bread Dumplings with Creamy Mushrooms, and Parthian Chicken planned for three dinners.

Choose what to buy.

Review the scaled ingredients before adding them to a shopping list. Pantry notes are reminders; check what you have. View larger : Ingredient review for the planned dumplings: 600 g bread rolls and 360 ml milk, alongside pantry notes of 300 g bread and 500 ml milk. View larger : Ingredient review for the planned dumplings: 600 g bread rolls and 360 ml milk, alongside pantry notes of 300 g bread and 500 ml milk.

A book gives recipes
a useful order.

Gather recipes into books, like this collection of ancient Roman dishes. Add a cover and a description, then arrange the recipes into chapters. One recipe can sit in several books at once.

You can also list the printed cookbooks you own, so you always know where a recipe came from.

Create and arrange a book →