Step 1
Bring your recipes
Paste a link, share a page from your browser, snap a cookbook page or write a family recipe by hand. Three sample recipes help if you have nothing at hand.
Meal planner for iPhone and Android
Plan the week from your own recipes. The list writes itself.
Save recipes from any website, a photo or a screenshot. Put them on your week, and Gustamo adds up the ingredients into one grocery list, sorted by aisle and shared with everyone at home.
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Free. No sign-up needed to start.
How it works
From the recipes you already cook to a list you can shop from
Step 2
Plan the week
Pick a dinner for each day you cook. Set how many people you feed and every recipe scales to match.
Step 3
Shop by aisle
Ingredients are added up across recipes and sorted the way a supermarket is laid out. Swap a dinner and the list tells you what came in and what went out.
Step 4
Shop together
Invite the people you live with by link or code. Everyone sees the same week, and a tick in the store shows up on every phone.
Your recipes, from anywhere
Keep the recipes you trust, wherever you found them
Gustamo is not a catalogue of somebody else's food. It is a home for the dishes your family already likes.
Recipe websites. Most publish each recipe in a standard format that Gustamo reads from the link, with ingredients, steps and times.
Photos and screenshots. A cookbook page, a handwritten card or a caption from a social post. The text is read on your phone.
The share button. In Safari, Chrome and other apps, tap Share and pick Gustamo.
Add a recipe
Paste a linkAny recipe website. The page is read for you.
Photo or screenshotA cookbook page, a card, a saved post.
Write it yourselfFamily recipes live here too.
The list for the store
One trip through the store, in the order of the aisles
Quantities from different recipes are added up, so two dishes that each need tomatoes become one line. Each item says which recipe it is for.
Big rows you can tick with one thumb. Ticked items slide to the cart, and the screen can stay on while you shop.
Change a dinner, the list follows. The ingredients of the old recipe leave the list and you see what changed, with an undo.- Works without signal. The list is on your phone, and ticks reach the others when you are back online.
Produce
Dairy and eggs
Bakery
Meat
Seafood
Pantry
Canned goods
Spices
FrozenMove an item to a different aisle once, and Gustamo remembers where it goes.
A week that looks like yours
Tonight is already decided
The week opens on tonight's dinner. Recipes you have not cooked in a while come back as suggestions, and last week can be copied in one tap.
Big pot minestrone50 min, serves 6
Sesame salmon rice bowls30 min, serves 2
Lemon herb chicken traybake55 min, serves 4
Greek salad15 min, serves 4
Sunday blueberry pancakes20 min, serves 4
Chickpea and spinach curry35 min, serves 4
Your recipes stay yours
Built so you can leave with everything
Export whenever you like
Every recipe, with its photos and the link it came from, in open formats that other recipe apps can read. It is in Settings under Your data.
Free to use
Planning, the list, sharing with your household and export cost nothing. This version has no in-app purchases.
Start in a minute
No sign-up to begin. Add two recipes and your first list is ready. Sign in with Apple or Google only if you want it.
Moving from Mealime?
Mealime is closing on October 21, 2026
If you planned your week with it, we wrote a short guide: what changes, and how to keep the recipes you cook most so you can bring them into Gustamo.
Read the guideQuestions
Before you download
Is Gustamo free?
Yes. Gustamo is free to download and use, and this version has no in-app purchases.
Do I need an account?
No. You can start right away without signing up. Signing in with Apple or Google is optional, and it lets you get your recipes back on a new phone.
Which recipe websites work?
Most recipe websites publish each recipe in a standard format that Gustamo reads when you share or paste the link. If a page cannot be read, paste the recipe text or take a screenshot instead.
Can I save a recipe from Instagram or TikTok?
Take a screenshot of the caption and share it to Gustamo. The text is read on your phone. If the caption links to a recipe page, share that link.
Does the list work in a store with no signal?
Yes. The list is kept on your phone. Ticks you make offline are sent when you are back online.
Can I take my recipes with me?
Yes. In Settings, then Your data, you can export all your recipes in open formats that other recipe apps can read.
When can I download it?
Gustamo is coming to the App Store and Google Play. This page will link to both stores as soon as they list it.
Your recipes, your week, one list by aisle
Gustamo is coming soon to iPhone and Android. Read how we handle your data in the privacy policy, or write to support@iocodo.com with a question.
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