Your recipes are scattered across bookmarks, screenshots, and a shoebox of handwritten cards. Bring them into one library, plan the week from it, and stop starting the dinner decision from zero every night.
The pile comes in once. After that, the week plans itself and the grocery list writes itself.
Paste a recipe URL and we pull the title, ingredients, instructions, and photo. Type one in by hand, or describe what you're after and we'll draft it. Keep them in collections that match how you actually cook — weeknight, batch day, the ones the kids will eat.
Drop recipes into breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snack slots on a week you can see at a glance — or let us draft the whole week against your dietary needs and what you've been cooking lately. Meal plans land on the shared calendar automatically.
One tap builds the list from the plan, merging duplicate ingredients across recipes and rounding to what you can actually buy — two recipes needing half an onion become one onion. Items group by aisle so the store trip follows the store.
Cook mode holds the screen awake and runs step timers inline while your hands are busy. Afterwards, mark it cooked — Nexly tracks how often you've made something and when you last did, which is what stops the rotation collapsing to the same eight meals.
Built for the person who ends up doing the thinking about dinner — on their own, with a partner, or across a whole household.
Paste any recipe URL and we pull the title, ingredients, instructions, and image — structured data where the site has it, read off the page where it doesn't.
Describe what you're in the mood for and we write the full thing — ingredients, steps, and timings you can edit before you save it.
Weekly or custom-range plans with a slot per meal. Draft a whole week in one go, then move things around as the week changes.
Generated from the plan, with duplicate ingredients combined across recipes and grouped by aisle.
Split the shop and watch items tick off live on each other's phones. The list shows how much is left, not just what's on it.
Step-by-step on your phone with inline timers and the screen held awake, so it doesn't sleep mid-simmer.
Track what you've cooked and how often, so the good ones resurface instead of getting lost in the pile.
Ask for a pairing on any recipe or meal plan and we'll suggest one, drawing on the bottles you've already rated.
Group recipes into themed lists, and share individual recipes with another group as a viewer or a full owner.
Ask for dinner ideas and you get answers shaped by what you've actually rated, cooked, and said you can't eat — not generic suggestions. It can scrape a recipe you found, add it to a collection, draft next week's plan, and start the shopping list, all from the same conversation. Because it reads across the rest of your Nexly library too, the Portuguese food you loved in Lisbon can turn into next Tuesday's dinner.