Guides for cooks who plan

Practical answers to the questions every home cook ends up googling: how to save recipes from social media, how to turn a week of meals into one grocery list, how to plan for two without a spreadsheet. Each guide answers the question first, then shows how Clemi makes it automatic.

How to save recipes from TikTok

TikTok Favorites bury recipes and screenshots lose the quantities. Here are the three ways to save a TikTok recipe, and how to turn the video into a real ingredient list.

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How to save recipes from Instagram

Instagram's saved collections bury recipes two taps deep with no search. Here's how to turn a Reel into a real recipe with ingredients and steps you can cook from.

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How to make a grocery list from recipes

Turn a week of recipes into one grocery list: merge duplicate ingredients, skip pantry staples, and sort by aisle. Here's the manual method and the one-tap version.

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A shared grocery list for couples

Texted lists go stale the moment someone shops. Here's what a real-time shared grocery list looks like for couples, and why one built on your recipes beats a plain checklist.

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Meal planning for two

How couples actually stick to meal planning: plan 4 to 5 dinners, decide from one shared library, and let the grocery list build itself. No spreadsheet required.

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How to digitize handwritten recipes

Photos of grandma's recipe cards get lost in the camera roll, and typing takes hours. Here's how to scan handwritten recipes into a searchable, shareable digital cookbook.

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What to cook for dinner tonight

The hardest part of dinner is deciding. How to beat dinner decision fatigue with a recipe rotation, a scrollable idea feed, and one weekly decision instead of seven.

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Best app to save TikTok & Instagram recipes

Several apps import recipes from TikTok and Instagram. An honest look at what separates them: extraction quality, grocery depth, household sharing, and what happens after the import.

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