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Placette is a cooking app in beta. It takes a recipe and runs it through a four-stage pipeline: it parses the ingredients, breaks each step into atomic actions, groups ingredients into named prep vessels, and then guides you through a distinct prep phase followed by a cook phase — the idea being that all the chopping, measuring, and grouping is done before the stove ever comes on. What’s in this build to test: • Recipe import and parsing (paste or import any recipe) • Vessel grouping — the core feature, and the part I most want scrutinized • The prep → cook phase hand-off • Voice command-and-control during cooking (navigation + timers, on-device) Suggested test cases: • Paste a recipe with 15+ ingredients and see whether the vessel grouping matches how you’d actually set up your bowls. • Try a recipe with ambiguous or compound ingredients (“1 onion, half diced half sliced”) and check whether parsing handles it. • Run the full prep phase, then move into cook mode, and judge whether the transition is clear. • Use voice commands mid-step with the screen at arm’s length. Specific areas I’m seeking feedback on: • Technical implementation: parsing edge cases or grouping logic that breaks. • UX: whether the two-phase structure reduces or adds friction. • Design: clarity of the vessel/prep screens at a glance. • Device coverage: I’ve only verified on iPhone 16 Pro, so I’d especially value reports from smaller screens, non-Pro/older models, and devices without the Dynamic Island — layout and legibility in particular. More about the app: https://cookwithplacette.app It’s free during beta, takes about two minutes to try, and I’m happy to test anyone else’s build in return.

Hi all! This is the culmination of all of the problems I have ran into with nutritional tracking applications: No education on foods and poor nutrition patterns No simple regular language estimates (i.e. "I took a sip of a soda can", or "I took a bite of a burrito") Simple facts about each meal, and how well they will satiate you over time. Picture/barcode simple scanning and logging A "Coaching" tab to support better decisions when eating out or looking for inspiration. And some more! Try it out and I would love good feedback - this has not been distributed on the App Store yet, but I look to deploy here in the future. Thanks!

Hello, I am looking for testers for my new app. Here is a brief description: Snap a photo: AI counts your calories & macros instantly. Say goodbye to tedious calorie counting and manual ingredient tracking! Discover Your Meal – the revolutionary way to understand and manage your nutrition. Our app turns your smartphone camera into a smart nutrition coach. Simply snap a photo of your meal, and our advanced AI – powered by Google Gemini – instantly provides a detailed nutritional analysis. Whether your goal is weight loss, maintenance, or muscle gain – Your Meal is your perfect companion for mindful and healthy eating.

People deserve to know the impact behind their food. Eko gives you that transparency with one quick scan. Want to help refine it? Join us to test it

Hi everyone! I’m looking for beta testers for Rapp, an iOS app designed to help you figure out what you can cook with what you already have at home. Key features: Shopping items you check off automatically move to a Home list Recipe suggestions based on your available ingredients Browse a collection of recipes and save your favourites Import recipes from the web using a built-in browser Add items by typing, dictating whole lists, or scanning your fridge with your camera Other cool features: Automatic icon generation for shopping list items Ingredient wiki – tap any ingredient to learn more The goal is fewer food decisions, less waste, and faster everyday cooking (hence the name: Rapp = quick in Swedish).

I’ve been working on an app that removes the thinking from meal planning. The goal is just to make it really easy to decide what to eat without overcomplicating things. I’d love feedback on whether this actually feels simpler or not.

A simple app to track your macros, weight, and meals, powered by AI The goal: go straight to what matters, without all the clutter and friction you usually find in fitness apps like "MFP". We’re building something light, intuitive, and actually enjoyable to use, especially for beginners who just want quick, accurate tracking without getting lost in complex menus. We know plenty of apps like this already exist, but our goal isn’t to reinvent the wheel. We just want to build the version we always wished we could use, tailored perfectly to our audience. If you want to try it out and share your feedback, join the TestFlight beta Thank you all

Even Steven is a restaurant bill splitting app, that aims to be the fairest of them all! I was tired of paying for other people's drinks and expensive meals. Restaurants will help you split to a certain extent, but not enough to where I felt was fair. So I decided to make my own! Bills can be split through two methods: ⚖️ Even Split - Simple equal division: Split any bill equally among your group Smart tip calculations (after-tax or pre-tax with Premium) Perfect for group dinners where everyone pays the same 🍽️ Even Steven - Pay for what you eat: Itemized bill splitting based on actual consumption Add individual orders and shared items Create groups for families or couples paying together Automatic tax and tip calculations per person ✨ Premium Features (Test with Premium Toggle) Unlimited people (free version: 4 people max) Pre-tax tip calculations PDF export for easy sharing 💡Smart Features Customizable tax rates (sales tax, liquor tax) Flexible tip percentages Dark mode support Export to text or PDF(Premium) Bill verification tools 🎯 Perfect For Restaurant outings with friends or family Any group dining situation 📱 Beta Testing Help us improve Even Steven! Test both free and premium features, report any issues, and let us know what you'd like to see added. Note: This is a beta version. Use the "Premium Testing" toggle in Settings → Debug Testing to test premium features. Thanks everyone!!!