One base, two finishes.
When one portion must differ, the recipe forks late: cook one pot, finish one plate separately — with cross-contamination guidance whenever an allergy is involved. One meal, not two.
Everyone at your table. One meal.
Tell CookRight who’s eating and what you feel like. It makes one recipe that satisfies every allergy, diet and appetite in the house — and proves it, name by name.
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Free to start — 3 checked meals a month, no card, no countdown.
- Ali · peanut allergy
- Sara · keto
- Zain · dairy-free
- You · hungry
One-pan paprika chicken
Keto for Sara, nothing Ali can’t eat, one pan, 30 minutes.
Who’s eating?
Up to eight profiles — allergies, diets, dislikes. Guests included, kids included.
What do you feel like?
One tap: quick, comfort, light, one pot. Or type the craving. That’s the whole interview.
One dish, everyone covered.
A recipe scaled to your table’s real portions, with a named check for every person on it. When one portion must differ, it forks late — one base, two finishes, not two meals.
Seven screens. One meal.
Allergies aren’t a preference. We don’t treat them like one.
Deterministic checking. Every recipe is verified against a versioned allergen list — including derived ingredients like soy sauce for gluten or marzipan for almonds. AI proposes; the checker decides.
No override exists. There is no button, setting or admin switch that serves someone their allergen. We didn’t hide it — we didn’t build it.
Honest limits. Always check labels — ingredients change. The app says so where it matters, and swaps are re-checked every single time.
Contains peanuts — Ali is allergic.
Satay sauce · peanuts. Checked before you ever saw the dish.
- Adapt the dish
- Separate portion for Ali
- Different dish
- Ali isn’t eating tonight
Four ways forward. Never a fifth.
When a dish conflicts with an allergy, you get four legitimate paths — adapt it, fork a portion, pick differently, or count someone out tonight. What you never get is “serve it anyway”. That button doesn’t exist in CookRight, for anyone, including us.
Cook Mode reads like a road sign.
One step in focus, in type you can read from the far side of the hob. Timers run inline, the screen stays awake, and the whole recipe works offline once it’s open — your kitchen’s Wi-Fi is not an ingredient.
Add the paprika and stir for one minute.
1:00Sara’s portion forks after this step
And the rest of it.
Six more things the app does well, in the order you’ll meet them.
Cooks from your fridge.
Pantry mode turns what’s already there into three meal ideas that lean on it — no shopping trip first. Want more? With Pro, “Show three more” keeps going, never repeating itself.
Speaks your table’s language.
English, Українська, Română, Türkçe. Pick once and the whole app follows — including every generated recipe, steps and all. Allergen checking stays exact in every language.
Real portions, not “serves 4”.
Toddler portions, teenage portions, training-for-a-marathon portions. Each profile carries a real appetite, and the shopping amounts follow.
It learns quietly.
Your answers become preferences. After a week it stops asking how spicy — and a wrong guess is one tap to correct, never a form.
Guests included.
Your sister’s gluten-free? Add her for tonight in ten seconds. Two guest seats per meal on the free plan, as many as show up with Pro — the same named checks as family either way.
The free plan is yours for good — 3 fresh meals a month, every one checked. Pro is $4.99/month or $39.99/year. See pricing
A meal for everyone, decided in 90 seconds.
CookRight is free to start on iPhone — the first three meals are on us, allergen checks included.