Bring recipes over, plan meals, and make shopping lists with the AI assistant you already use.
Works with
Use a plan that supports custom MCP connections.
Your AI account supplies the assistant. Recipinned gives it a place to find, save, and use your recipes.
MCP · For your assistant
Connect a compatible assistant, such as Claude or ChatGPT, to your saved recipes, meal plan, and shopping lists. Ask it to find, adapt, and organize recipes using the AI account you already have.
See how to connect with MCPAPI tokens · For your own tools
Connect your own scripts and applications to Recipinned. Build a recipe migration, a personal tool, or an automation with the help of your preferred coding assistant and AI provider.
Explore API tokensMCP is experimental and the API reference is in Public Preview. To use MCP, you’ll need a Recipinned trial or subscription and an AI assistant plan that supports custom connections. Setup details are in the linked guides.
Switching recipe apps shouldn’t mean starting over. An AI assistant can help move an existing collection into Recipinned.
Work from a recipe export or copied recipe text. Your assistant can organize the source and save recipes through MCP, or help you build a migration with the API.
Once imported, your favorites become recipes you can edit, organize into cookbooks, and add to your meal plan.
Source formats vary, so start with a small sample. Read the JSON import guide or see scripted imports for the practical details.
Find a favorite, adapt it to the ingredients you want to use, and turn dinner ideas into meals on your Recipinned calendar.
“Find three dinners in my Recipinned recipes that use chicken.”
“Adapt this recipe to use chickpeas instead of chicken. Show me the changes first.”
“Suggest dinners for next week. Let me review them before adding them to my meal plan.”
“Create a shopping list for the meals on my plan next week.”
Example requests in your own assistant. Available actions depend on the access you approve.
A few answers before you connect your assistant.
That is the idea: connect a compatible assistant to Recipinned through MCP and use your own AI account. Your assistant's plan, usage limits, and workspace settings determine which custom connections are available. Our setup guide links to the current client requirements.
No. Recipinned and your AI provider are separate services. You need an active Recipinned trial or subscription to use MCP, plus access to a compatible assistant. Custom scripts that call an AI API may have separate provider charges; a chat subscription does not necessarily cover API usage.
MCP is the path for using a compatible assistant without writing a script. API tokens are for custom tools and automations, including tools you build with a coding assistant. Both connect to the recipes and account features you already have access to in Recipinned.
Yes, with a workflow suited to the source. Your assistant can help convert recipe exports or copied text, then save recipes through MCP or prepare them for JSON import. API tokens support custom migration scripts for larger collections. The process depends on the source format, so check a small sample before importing the rest.
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