Recipes
Recipes
Save what you cook in a digital cookbook for yourself or your household. Keep recipes private to your household, or deliberately share selected recipes publicly. Recipe access depends on your plan.
- Save favorites
- Keep private or share deliberately
- Print for the kitchen
01 / From saved favorite to kitchen counter
How Recipes Work
- Capture title, prep/cook/wait/total times, ingredients, markdown instructions, and recipe photos uploaded from your devices.
Private family notes:
Add who eats the dish in your household and family-specific notes (for example, "pull one piece of chicken before barbecue sauce").Print-friendly output:
Every recipe has a print-friendly version styled for clean kitchen printing.
02 / Your cookbook
Share the recipes you choose
Recipe-level visibility:
Each recipe can be toggled public or private so you can share some dishes while keeping others internal.Kitchen-level cookbook sharing:
Public kitchens get a cookbook link that lists all public recipes in one place and supports a cookbook description.Linked cookbooks:
Link up to 6 other cookbooks on ComingUp Today so you can jump between your kitchen and extended family or friends without hunting for old URLs.
Supporting privacy
Private details stay private
Privacy guarantee: Public cookbook and public recipe views never show private family notes or "who eats this" details.
Everyday favorites, family stories
What Are Recipes?
Recipes in ComingUp Today keep ingredients and instructions easy to find. Save everyday favorites, share selected recipes publicly, and preserve family recipes with private family notes. This feature started from a real household need: we wanted one place to save recipes we cook often, including recipes generated and refined with AI, and make them easy to share with extended family who ask for them.
Use Cases
- Household recipe reference: Keep repeat favorites, prep details, and cooking instructions easy to find.
- Extended family sharing: Publish recipes relatives ask for without exposing private household notes.
- Preserving family recipes: Help parents and older relatives store handed-down recipes so they are not lost over time.
- Linked cookbooks:Link cookbooks from family and friends so you can quickly browse recipes they’ve chosen to share publicly.