The cookbook you never had time to write.

After you cook, snap a photo and say what you changed. Plaited works it into the recipe for next time and keeps every earlier version, so the original is never lost.
Coming soon to iPhone and Android.
Every cook leaves a note in the margin.
Here’s that teriyaki over three cooks. Each note became the next version of the recipe. Not every change works out, so you cook from whichever version you like best.
- 1Cook like you always do.
- 2Add a photo and a line about what you changed. About a minute.
- 3Plaited updates the ingredients and steps, and keeps the old version.
Sheet pan chicken teriyaki
3 versions
v1 · July 21“Made more sauce this time. Good, still a little dry.”
v2 · Aug 14Cooking from this one“Thinned the teriyaki with stock so it simmers instead of burning.”+ ¼ cup chicken stock, mixed into the sauce
v3 · Sept 25“Too much stock. The sauce never thickened.”− ¼ cup chicken stock+ ¾ cup chicken stock, 1 to 1 with the teriyaki
v3 went too far, so this recipe cooks from v2. Your original stays put, and every version is one tap away.
Good recipes get passed around.
Your cooks show up in your friends’ feed: real dinners, not styled photos. When a friend saves one of your recipes, they get their own copy to change. Yours stays exactly as it is.
Out of ideas? Discover shows popular cooks and quick weeknight dinners. Any cook can also be just for you, and you can share a link to one with anyone, app or not.



Then it goes on the shopping list.
Pick the teriyaki and that peanut pasta, and Plaited builds one list. Shared ingredients are combined, and everything is sorted the way your store is laid out, so you’re not doubling back for the limes.
Send the list to whoever’s shopping. They can check things off in their browser.
Whatever’s for dinner tonight is page one.
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