Servi

Every recipe you save, ready for everyone at your table.

Servi checks each recipe against what everyone in your house can and can't eat, sorts it onto one shopping list and lifts the timers out of the steps — and with Servi Plus, your family rates dinner from a link, with nothing to download.

Coming soon to the App Store

Servi is finished and in testing. This page will link to the App Store the day the listing goes live.

Features

A roast chicken recipe: a gluten-free tag under the title, a servings stepper, an ingredient list with an illustration beside each item, and numbered instructions. A roast chicken recipe: a gluten-free tag under the title, a servings stepper, an ingredient list with an illustration beside each item, and numbered instructions.
Every recipe, checked for everyone

Every recipe arrives ready for your house

Save a recipe and it's flagged against everyone's allergies, won't-eats and dislikes, with swaps offered for whatever someone can't have. Its ingredients join one shopping list, aisle by aisle, the timers lift themselves out of the steps, and a tap shows any ingredient in the measures you cook with. With Servi Plus, a long-winded method comes back as plain steps and a recipe in another language arrives in yours.

Everyone gets a say. Only you need Servi Plus.

With Servi Plus, send each person a link. No account, no password, nothing to install, and it works on any phone — Android included. Three faces, not five stars, whether they'd have it again, and a word about why. Their verdicts land on the recipe itself and come back to your library as Family favourites and Someone vetoed — while your own favourites stay a heart, kept well apart from their thumbs. Nothing about the plan changes until you decide.

What your family sees

Plan the week, shop once

Breakfast, lunch and dinner across a rolling seven days, with a shopping list built from the meals you pick — the same ingredient merged across recipes, grouped by aisle, and sized for one hand in the supermarket. Amounts follow who's actually eating each night, guests included — no serving maths.

It remembers who can't eat what

Everyone in the house gets their own profile: allergies, won't-eats and dislikes. All fourteen allergens EU food labels must declare plus anything you type yourself, and recipes are flagged against your whole household.

Out of ideas? Discover something new.

With Servi Plus, one tap brings a handful of new ideas, shaped around what your house actually cooks and what everyone can and can't eat — open one and it's written up as a complete recipe, with ingredients, steps and timings. Invented recipes wear a small AI badge, so you always know which is which.

Save it from wherever it is

Paste a link or share from Safari or Notes, and your phone turns the page into a proper recipe card, or bring your recipes over from another recipe app. With Servi Plus, share from Instagram or TikTok too, photograph a cookbook page, a recipe card or someone's handwriting, or describe a dish from memory — you check every line before it's saved.

The shopping list in the shop: produce items with an illustration and an amount each, every one with an empty circle to tick off as it goes in the trolley. The shopping list in the shop: produce items with an illustration and an amount each, every one with an empty circle to tick off as it goes in the trolley.
One list. Sorted by aisle.Ingredient illustrations from OpenMoji, modified, under CC BY-SA 4.0
The shopping list in the shop at tablet width: produce, meat, seafood, dairy, pantry, canned goods, spices and drinks spread over two columns, each item with an illustration and an amount, and an empty circle to tick off as it goes in the trolley. The shopping list in the shop at tablet width: produce, meat, seafood, dairy, pantry, canned goods, spices and drinks spread over two columns, each item with an illustration and an amount, and an empty circle to tick off as it goes in the trolley.
One list. Sorted by aisle.Ingredient illustrations from OpenMoji, modified, under CC BY-SA 4.0

Allergy information here is worked out automatically, and we've built it to be as accurate as we can. Even so, mistakes are possible — including missing something — so always check the actual ingredients yourself.

Your family's names never reach the AI

Your recipes, week plan, shopping list, notes and your family's allergies stay on your device, or with Servi Plus in your own private iCloud — either way where we cannot reach them. Before anything goes to the AI, everyone's name is replaced with a placeholder — Google's copy says someone in your household can't eat peanuts, never who. No ads, no tracking, no data brokers.

How this works, in detail

One person's page in the household: their allergies, the foods they won't eat and the ones they dislike, each on its own row, then the private link that lets them rate meals without an account. One person's page in the household: their allergies, the foods they won't eat and the ones they dislike, each on its own row, then the private link that lets them rate meals without an account.
Each person, on their own profile
One person's page at tablet width, floating as a panel over the recipe library: their allergies, the foods they won't eat and the ones they dislike, each on its own row, a note that allergies are hard constraints and dislikes are only avoided when possible, and beneath it the private rating link with buttons to share it or issue a new one. One person's page at tablet width, floating as a panel over the recipe library: their allergies, the foods they won't eat and the ones they dislike, each on its own row, a note that allergies are hard constraints and dislikes are only avoided when possible, and beneath it the private rating link with buttons to share it or issue a new one.
Each person, on their own profile

Your library stays on your device — with Servi Plus it also lives in your own private iCloud and syncs between your iPhone and iPad, never touches our servers, and you can export everything any time.

English and Dutch. iPhone and iPad.

The same app and the same recipes, laid out for the screen you're holding — more of the week and more of the list in one go on iPad, and the method beside the ingredients while you cook.

A curry recipe's method: numbered steps with a timer button lifted out of the step that mentions a duration, then serving suggestions and per-serving nutrition. A curry recipe's method: numbered steps with a timer button lifted out of the step that mentions a duration, then serving suggestions and per-serving nutrition.
Cooking, on either screen
A curry recipe at tablet width: the ingredients in a column down the left, and beside them the numbered method with a timer button lifted out of each step that mentions a duration, then serving suggestions and per-serving nutrition. A curry recipe at tablet width: the ingredients in a column down the left, and beside them the numbered method with a timer button lifted out of each step that mentions a duration, then serving suggestions and per-serving nutrition.
Cooking, on either screen
Coming soon to the App Store

Servi is finished and in testing. This page will link to the App Store the day the listing goes live.