Apps I’m building
One for the kitchen, one for the grocery aisle. Both free.
Kitcha: Recipe & Meal Planner
iPhone, Android and web
Free DownloadSave recipes from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and anywhere else. Kitcha fills in incomplete recipes, plans meals from what’s in your pantry, and turns them into shareable grocery lists.
4.71,000+ ratings100K+downloads
Average rating across the App Store and Google Play listings. Downloads are Kitcha’s combined iPhone and Android totals. As of October 14, 2026.
What people say
“I moved all of the recipes I had from Pinterest and TikTok inside this app and it made my life so much easier.”
“I can simply upload any recipe from a website or Instagram or TikTok and I can instantly have the whole recipe to see.”
“So easy to use, transfers all the recipes I save on social media and I’ve even made my own cookbook!”
Selected from Kitcha’s App Store reviews. Read them all.
I built Kitcha. Before writing a line of code, I used the popular recipe apps and studied where they get in your way: clunky imports, cluttered screens, too many taps between a saved video and dinner. Kitcha is the fix. Share a recipe from anywhere and it’s ready to cook, and everything after that stays simple. It’s free to download; optional extras are on the pricing page.
Okrie: Food & Label Analysis
In development
Free waitlistI’m building Okrie to help you take a closer look at food labels. It’s not out yet; join the waitlist to hear first when early access opens.
- Ingredients, explained: what each one is and why it’s in there.
- Who makes it: the company behind the brand.
- Recalls: any recalls on that product.
- Flags: anything worth a second look, highlighted up front.
No screenshots yet. They’ll go here when there’s something real to show.