From a link to your kitchen
Make the recipes you find usable again.
Save recipes from websites
Recipe sites are useful for discovering a meal, but they are not a great place to keep it. A link can be buried in your history, surrounded by ads, or hard to find when you need it. Matton is designed to save recipes from the web into your personal collection.
Once saved, a recipe belongs with the other recipes you care about instead of in an endless list of browser tabs.
Bring together the recipes you already have
Not every favorite starts as a webpage. Some come from a family text, a cookbook, a note, or a screenshot you meant to sort later. Add recipes by hand when needed and keep the source or context that makes each one yours.
If you are moving from another recipe app, begin with your regular meals and the recipes you would be frustrated to lose. You can build the rest of your collection over time.
Put every recipe where you expect it
After saving a recipe, file it into cookbooks that reflect how you cook: quick lunches, freezer meals, holiday baking, favorite pasta, or a simple list of things to try. A personal cookbook is more useful when the categories answer a real question you ask at home.
Learn more about the full Matton recipe keeper workflow.
Ready for planning and cooking
Saving is only the beginning. Use the recipes you collect to plan meals, prepare a grocery list, and follow directions in cook mode. Matton keeps the path from finding a recipe to making it straightforward.
See how meal planning works in Matton, or join the private beta waitlist.