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 / 04
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 / 02
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 / 03
The work in context.
Product principles / 04
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 / 05