Import faithfully
A recipe URL becomes a review candidate with the source and uncertainty preserved.
- Real URL import
- Evidence-backed ingredient parsing
- User confirmation for missing or uncertain fields
Recipe-to-cart workflow
Active development
From recipe link to a list you can trust.
Grocerly is a native iPhone and Mac product that imports real recipes, makes uncertainty visible, scales ingredients exactly, and builds a practical shopping list.
- Platform
- iOS · macOS
- Stack
- Swift · SwiftUI
- Model
- Native-first
- Stage
- MVP development
The product
Grocery planning works better when the product preserves the recipe instead of pretending it knows more than the source.
I am leading product strategy, native interaction design, SwiftUI implementation, recipe-domain modeling, review states, and the optional import boundary. The product is being steered as an Apple-platform experience rather than a revived web app.
Scale exactly
Serving changes use domain-aware arithmetic instead of casually rewriting the recipe.
- Exact quantity scaling
- Original source retained
- Missing units and quantities stay missing
Shop without lock-in
The local list remains useful even when optional services or retailer handoffs are unavailable.
- Persistent local shopping list
- Universal checklist fallback
- Explicit retailer search-link handoffs
Inside the product
The work in context.
Product principles
Transform the source. Never invent the recipe.
Grocerly’s product rules deliberately limit automation. AI can structure supplied ingredient text, but it cannot generate, improve, complete, or rewrite a recipe.
- No recipe generation or rewriting
- No guessed quantities, units, package sizes, or instructions
- No retailer passwords, payment data, cookies, or hidden sessions
- A local checklist remains the dependable fallback
Selected work