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Smakly
Free social recipe app where the math is already done
π DISCOVER β browse recipes from other users in a social-style feed β π PLAN β add recipes straight to your calendar from the feed β’ plan for yourself, family or friends β’ portions scaled to your day template β’ macros calculated β π SHOP β shopping lists based on your plan β π¨βπ³ COOK β step-by-step β’ screen on β’ read aloud β π€ SHARE β like β’ comment β’ review β’ save β’ post β’ plan together || π₯ FOR WHOM? β meal ideas β’ macro planning β’ shared kitchens β’ recipe discovery β’ creators β’ food lovers
I cook at home a lot, yet I kept making the same meals I already knew by heart.
Not because recipes were hard to find. Theyβre everywhere. The annoying part was everything that came after: adjusting portions, planning meals, building a shopping list, and then actually cooking.
Thatβs what Smakly grew out of.
The whole app follows one loop:
π Discover
Scroll through recipes shared by other people.
π Plan
Add one straight from the feed to your calendar, for yourself, family or friends.
Portions and ingredients adjust to your needs.
π Shop
Generate a shopping list from your plan.
π¨βπ³ Cook
Step-by-step mode, screen stays on, instructions can be read aloud.
π€ Share
Post recipes, like, comment, review, save and plan meals together.
Then back to discovering again.
I also wanted nutrition to be useful without making the whole app feel like a fitness tracker. Calories and macros are there when you want them, but they stay in the background otherwise.
Smakly is free and currently available on Android.
Iβd genuinely love feedback on the flow, especially whether Discover β Plan β Shop β Cook β Share feels as natural to you as it does to me.
About Smakly on Product Hunt
βFree social recipe app where the math is already doneβ
Smakly was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #160 on the daily leaderboard. π DISCOVER β browse recipes from other users in a social-style feed β π PLAN β add recipes straight to your calendar from the feed β’ plan for yourself, family or friends β’ portions scaled to your day template β’ macros calculated β π SHOP β shopping lists based on your plan β π¨βπ³ COOK β step-by-step β’ screen on β’ read aloud β π€ SHARE β like β’ comment β’ review β’ save β’ post β’ plan together || π₯ FOR WHOM? β meal ideas β’ macro planning β’ shared kitchens β’ recipe discovery β’ creators β’ food lovers
On the analytics side, Smakly competes within Android, Productivity, Social Media and Food & Drink β topics that collectively have 811k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Smakly performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted Smakly?
Smakly was hunted by Mateusz Anders. A βhunterβ on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform β uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
For a complete overview of Smakly including community comment highlights and product details, visit the product overview.
Mateusz Anders
Hey Product Hunt π Smakly founder here,
I cook at home a lot, yet I kept making the same meals I already knew by heart.
Not because recipes were hard to find. Theyβre everywhere. The annoying part was everything that came after: adjusting portions, planning meals, building a shopping list, and then actually cooking.
Thatβs what Smakly grew out of.
The whole app follows one loop:
π Discover
Scroll through recipes shared by other people.
π Plan
Add one straight from the feed to your calendar, for yourself, family or friends.
Portions and ingredients adjust to your needs.
π Shop
Generate a shopping list from your plan.
π¨βπ³ Cook
Step-by-step mode, screen stays on, instructions can be read aloud.
π€ Share
Post recipes, like, comment, review, save and plan meals together.
Then back to discovering again.
I also wanted nutrition to be useful without making the whole app feel like a fitness tracker. Calories and macros are there when you want them, but they stay in the background otherwise.
Smakly is free and currently available on Android.
Iβd genuinely love feedback on the flow, especially whether Discover β Plan β Shop β Cook β Share feels as natural to you as it does to me.