
The overnight rest is worth it.
Yummy Feed is where you keep the recipes you cook, log what you made with a photo, and see what the people you cook with are making. The scores come from people whose taste you trust.

The overnight rest is worth it.

Crunchy and garlicky.
Doubled the chiles. No regrets.
A live preview of the app, showing the demo recipes and cooks it ships with.
Paste a link and Yummy Feed pulls in the ingredients, steps, and photo, with a link back to the original.
Find something worth cooking, make it, rate it honestly, and pass it on. Do that a few times and your feed fills with food your friends loved.
Browse a photo-first feed of recipes from your friends and the wider community.
Follow clean, step-by-step instructions with the ingredients you need front and center.
Snap your plate and rank it against what you've cooked before.
Your make lands in your friends' feed and updates the recipe's shared score.
Cook, rate, and share with your friends, without the clutter or the influencer noise.
Rank each new dish against the ones you've already made, so a score reflects how much you liked it.
Big photos of home cooking, with nothing stacked on top of them.
See what the people you cook with are making, and how they rated it.
Pin a dish to where it comes from and discover recipes around you on a map.
Cook more, and more widely, to climb your friends' leaderboard and build a taste palette that shows what you like.
Write a recipe, import a link, or log a make in just a few taps.
Great recipes are scattered across a hundred tabs. And the thing you most want to know, whether someone whose taste you trust liked it, gets buried under strangers and star averages.
Yummy Feed keeps your recipes in one place, next to the people whose taste you know. Every make comes with a photo, a rating, and a recommendation from someone you trust.
Built for the friends you’d text ‘what should I make tonight?’, not a feed full of strangers.
Yummy Feed is free to join and free to use during early access. A paid tier called Yummy Plus comes later.
Here is what we get asked most. Anything else, email us at yummyfeedapp@gmail.com and a person will answer.
A recipe app for people who cook at home. You collect recipes, cook them, log what you made with a photo, and rate it. Your friends see what you cooked and how it turned out, and their ratings shape what shows up in your feed.
Nothing. Yummy Feed is free to join and free to use during early access. A paid tier called Yummy Plus comes later.
Yummy Feed is on the App Store. Tap Download on the App Store at the top or bottom of this page, or search for Yummy Feed in the App Store.
Yes. Tap Download for Android on this page to get the current build as an .apk file. It is not on Google Play yet, so Android will ask you to allow the install.
Paste the link and Yummy Feed pulls in the ingredients, the steps, and the photo, with a link back to the original so credit stays where it belongs. It works with sites like NYT Cooking, Serious Eats, Bon Appétit, and AllRecipes.
Because nobody's five stars mean the same thing. When you log a make, Yummy Feed asks you to place it against dishes you have already cooked: better than this one, worse than that one. Ranking is easier to do honestly than picking a number out of the air, and it makes scores comparable between people.
No. The discover feed is open to everyone on Yummy Feed, so there is plenty to cook from on day one. It gets sharper as you add the people you cook with, because then a score comes from someone whose taste you already know.
No to both. There is no third-party advertising and no cross-app tracking in the app, and we do not sell your personal information. The privacy policy lists exactly what gets collected and why.
Yes, from inside the app at Settings then Delete account. It removes your profile, your recipes and makes, your photos, and your sign-in credentials. Deletion is immediate and cannot be undone.
Join the waitlist and start cooking with your people.