I built RecipeCraft because I was tired of the same frustrating cycle every evening: standing in front of an open refrigerator, staring at ingredients I knew could become something delicious, but having no idea what to make. Sound familiar? I'd find a recipe online, realize I was missing one ingredient, abandon it, find another, repeat. Or I'd meal prep on Sunday with the best intentions, only to watch half those ingredients go bad by Thursday because I never got around to using them. The core problems I wanted to solve: Scattered recipes everywhere; bookmarks, screenshots, that one Instagram post I can never find again. Decision fatigue at 6pm.... the dreaded "what's for dinner?" question Food waste, buying ingredients for recipes I never make, or forgetting what I already have RecipeCraft brings everything together in one place. Save your recipes, plan your week, and get a consolidated grocery list that actually makes sense. No more buying a second jar of cumin because you forgot you had one. The feature I'm most proud of? Smart grocery list generation. When you plan multiple meals, it automatically combines ingredients, so if three recipes need onions, you see "onions (3)", not three separate line items. I'd love to hear how you currently handle meal planning. What's the biggest pain point? And of course, any feedback on RecipeCraft is hugely appreciated! Happy cooking! — Damon

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The 'what's for dinner?' killer.

The 'what's for dinner?' killer.