Paste a link. Keep the recipe.
A recipe website, a public TikTok or Instagram post with the recipe in its caption, or a photo of a cookbook page. Chefless reads it, and you check it before it saves.
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Chefless keeps every recipe you love, plans the week with the people you cook with, and turns the plan into one grocery list. Free to download on iPhone and Android, in English, Arabic, Spanish, and Turkish.
Keep any recipe private with one switch, or share it with your Kitchen and the cooks who follow you. You decide, one recipe at a time, who gets to see it.
Invite the people you plan with. One invite code and everyone sees the same week, the same recipes, and the same list.
Pick the days you want and the plan becomes one shopping list, combined, sorted by aisle, and shared with everybody cooking.
A Kitchen is a shared space where your household plans meals and shops together. Everyone sees the same meal calendar and shopping list. Members suggest meals, and the Head Chef, or someone the Head Chef chooses, approves them. People join with an invite code, and private recipes stay private.
Drag recipes onto a calendar the whole Kitchen can see. Look at the plan by week, month, or year, give each meal its own number of servings, and plan leftovers for another night. When a day is empty, Chefless suggests three recipes you could cook, and Plan it adds one in a tap.
| Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Falafel | Gnocchi | Miso ramen | Add a meal | Lamb tagine | Pizza night | Sunday roast |
| Add a meal | Green curry | Add a meal | Harira | Add a meal | Lentil soup | Add a meal |
Paste a link from a recipe website or a public post with the recipe in its caption, paste the text, or photograph a cookbook page, a screenshot, or a handwritten card. Chefless reads it, marks anything unclear, and you check the recipe before it saves. Up to four photos at a time.
Every recipe carries a cuisine, and every time you cook one and share your plate, that cuisine earns a stamp in your passport. Chefless lists 166 cuisines in 8 world regions, and a region badge takes five different cuisines from that region.
Beyond recipes, planning, and shopping, Chefless has Cook mode with timers on the lock screen, a Tonight widget for iPhone and Android, diet filters including Halal and Kosher, Pantry and What You Can Cook with Chefless Premium, and a way to ask a question about the recipe you are cooking.
A recipe website, a public TikTok or Instagram post with the recipe in its caption, or a photo of a cookbook page. Chefless reads it, and you check it before it saves.
Every meal you logged, every new cuisine, every recipe your Kitchen kept asking for.
Somebody swaps the lamb for mushrooms. You can follow the whole family tree back to the original.
One step at a time, with your screen kept on. Timers keep counting on the lock screen and alert you when they finish.
18 diet filters, including Halal and Kosher. Chefless does not certify any recipe, so check the ingredients.
See tonight's planned meal with its photo and cooking time, and start Cook mode in one tap. It works on iPhone and Android.
Keep a pantry and What You Can Cook shows the recipes you can make now. It is part of Chefless Premium.
Ask a question from Cook mode or the recipe page and get a short answer that knows your servings and the step you are on. The first question is free.
Chefless is on the App Store for iPhone and on Google Play for Android. It works in English, Arabic, Spanish, and Turkish, and it is free to download. Search for Chefless: Recipe Meal Planner in either store, or use the download buttons on this page.
Yes. Chefless is free to download with no ads, and the pricing page lists exactly what a free account includes and what Chefless Premium adds for $5.99 a month or $34.99 a year, so you can decide whether you ever need it.
Most recipe apps are either a private organizer or a public feed. Chefless is both: you keep your recipes, plan meals, and shop in one place, and you can also follow other cooks, rate what you cook, and share your plate. Each recipe is private or shared, and there are no ads.
Yes, Chefless works as a family meal planner and a grocery list app in one. Drag recipes onto a calendar your Kitchen shares, then make one list from the plan for the days you pick. Repeated ingredients are added together, and when the plan changes you update the list, which keeps the items you checked.
Yes. Share a recipe on your profile for the cooks who follow you, or create a Kitchen and send the invite code so family sees your shared recipes, the week's plan, and the shopping list. Each recipe is private or shared, so grandma's secret can stay yours.
We never sell your data and Chefless has no ads. You decide for each recipe whether it is private, which keeps it visible only to you, or shared. You can also make your whole account private, so people need your approval before they can follow you.
Chefless opens with your account and the last Home feed you saw, and Cook mode keeps its steps and timers on your phone. Most other screens, such as search, the calendar, and shopping lists, need a connection, so check your plan before you head somewhere with no signal.
Chefless works in English, Arabic, Spanish, and Turkish, and Arabic is written right to left. Dates and weekdays follow the language you choose in the app rather than your phone, and cuisines, diet tags, and meal labels show their translated names.
Chefless is made by Sahab Solutions in Fishers, Indiana, and Omar Abdelalim is its founder. SAHAB LLC is the company named in the privacy policy and terms. You can read the story and meet the maker on the About page.
Free on the App Store and Google Play, with no ads and no spam. Your week stays yours to plan.
Free to download with no ads. Free accounts hold up to five recipes, a Kitchen of two people, and a five day plan, and Chefless Premium removes those limits.