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Recipes from anywhere. Yours everywhere…

Your recipes from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and virtually any recipe website.1 Meal plans and shopping lists, shared across all your devices.2

…with nutrition you can actually trust. On every recipe. For free.

Every ingredient, matched to an official government food database. Tap any number and KiWi shows you the row it came from.3

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1 Also supports Pinterest and Facebook.

2 iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, Android phones, Android tablets and Wear OS watches. Import recipes with the Safari, Chrome and Firefox extensions.

3 Ingredients are matched against official government food databases, including USDA FoodData Central and CIQUAL. Where cooking changes a nutrient, KiWi says so and shows the retention factor it used. Where no match exists, it says that rather than guessing.

The KiWi Recipes library on an iPhone
How we know

Tap the number. See the source.

Most recipe nutrition is an estimate stacked on an estimate. Ours is not, and you do not have to take our word for it.

A nutrition breakdown in KiWi showing the USDA FoodData Central source row for carrots, the database snapshot date, and a retention note explaining that braising lowers vitamin C

  1. Every figure traces to a row in a real database

    KiWi works nutrition out from the ingredients, then matches each one to a row in an official government food database. Tap a number and it shows you which row, which database, and the date we took our copy.

  2. Cooking changes food, so the numbers change too

    Braising a carrot costs it vitamin C. KiWi applies the published retention factor and tells you it did, on the line where it happened.

  3. When we do not know, we say so

    An ingredient with no good match is shown as unmatched rather than filled in with a plausible number. A blank we admit to is worth more than a figure we invented.

What it does

Everything you cook, in one place, on every screen you own

Save it from anywhere. Know what is in it. Plan the week, shop for it and cook it without touching the screen.

Save it from anywhere

Websites, social posts, screenshots, a photo of a cookbook page, or typed in yourself. KiWi reads the source, pulls out the ingredients and the steps, and files it with the rest.

Nutrition on every recipe

Calories, protein, carbs, fat, salt, and how much of the sugar was added rather than grown. On every recipe you save, at no cost, whichever plan you are on.

Safe for your table

Dietary and allergen tags checked at the ingredient level, not guessed from the title. Allergies, halal, kosher, vegan, keto, and the foods someone at your table simply will not eat. Set once.

Scan any barcode

Point the camera at a packet and get its nutrition and its allergens back in a blink. The allergens are the part the packet does not do for you.

Plan the week, shop together

Drop recipes onto a week and KiWi builds the shopping list, remembers which recipe each item came from, and lets everyone in the house tick the same list at the same time.

Cook with your hands full

A cooking mode for hands covered in flour. Timers keep running while you do something else, synced to your phone, your tablet and your watch. Ask for the next step out loud.

Works without a signal

Everything you write is saved on the device first and syncs when you are back online. A supermarket basement is not a reason to lose your list.

Pro

Snap your plate

Did not cook it yourself? Photograph the meal and KiWi estimates what is in it, so a restaurant dish or someone else’s cooking still counts.

Pro

Ask KiKi

Your own sous chef. What can I use instead, how do I scale this for six, what do I do with the half tin I have left.

Inside the app

The screens you will use every day.

Your recipes, all sources together
Your recipes, all sources together
A grade, and the added sugar split out
A grade, and the added sugar split out
Every nutrient, every ingredient
Every nutrient, every ingredient
A barcode, and its allergens
A barcode, and its allergens
The list, sorted by aisle
The list, sorted by aisle
Cooking mode, hands free
Cooking mode, hands free
Everywhere

One library. Every screen you own.

The same recipes, the same plan and the same list on the phone in your pocket, the tablet on the counter and the Mac in the study. And on your wrist, below.

The same KiWi recipe library on a Mac
Mac
The same KiWi recipe library on an iPad
iPad and Android tablets
The KiWi recipe library on an iPhone
iPhone and Android
On your wrist

The next meal, without reaching for your phone.

Tonight’s plan, when to start cooking, the step you are on and the list you are shopping. On Apple Watch and on Wear OS.

The KiWi meal plan on an Apple Watch, showing tonight’s dinner and when to start cooking
Apple Watch
The KiWi meal plan on a round Wear OS watch, showing tonight’s dinner, when to start and who is bringing what
Wear OS
Together

Share the cooking. Keep your own numbers.

One kitchen for up to five people: the same recipes, the same week, the same list. What you personally ate stays yours, even from the person who set the family up. Free with any account.

One shared kitchen, not a shared folder

The recipe library, collections, the week’s plan, the shopping list and the trip you are on, notes and ingredient corrections, scanned products and best-before dates. All of it, for everyone in the house.

Two people, one supermarket

Tick items off on either phone and the list stays right, including when one of you is in the basement with no signal. KiWi settles it per item, so nobody’s ticks get overwritten by the other phone.

KiWi remembers who cooked

Mark a meal cooked and it is credited to you. Hand it over if someone else actually cooked, credit whoever helped, and see how the cooking has been shared out over recent weeks.

Your numbers are yours

What you ate is stored under your own account, and nobody else in the family can read it. There is no household nutrition dashboard and no way to look at what someone else is eating. That is a rule in the database, not a setting we could quietly change.

Up to five people including you. Share a link or a QR code to add someone.

What it costs

Free to use. Pro when you want more.

Nutrition is free on every recipe you save. That part is not the upsell.

Free

Save six new recipes a week and keep five of them fully in play, with meal planning, shopping, cooking mode and notes. Nutrition, dietary tags and barcode scanning come with every recipe, on any plan.

KiWi Pro

No limit on what you save or use. The full nutrient breakdown, ingredient by ingredient. KiKi, your sous chef. A nutrition estimate from a photo of your plate, and a suggestion of what to cook from whatever is in the fridge.

Pricing will be confirmed when the app opens.

Why we built it

We built KiWi because we had to.

We are a Dutch, Japanese and American household of five in California. Our oldest has severe food allergies. Our middle son is on the spectrum and avoids a long list of textures. Our youngest has strong opinions about anything green. We tried every recipe app there is, and the ones that took allergies seriously still got them wrong.

Read our story

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