A week that shares ingredients
Pick a few recipes from your box. Halite plans the dinners around ingredients they share and writes one short shopping list.
Flake: “Thursday is tacos.”
Saved recipes
Every recipe you saved, in one box you cook from.
Paste a Pinterest link and Halite brings in the recipe itself: ingredients, steps, and a link back to the cook who wrote it.
Start your recipe box
Free version, always. No card.
A pin is a bookmark, and Halite goes and gets the recipe it points to.
- Copy the pin’s link.In the Pinterest app, tap Share, then Copy link. Short pin.it links work too.
- Paste it into Halite.Halite follows the pin to the recipe page behind it and pulls out the ingredients and steps.
- It’s in your box.Title, photo, ingredients and steps, with a link back to where it came from. No re-typing.
Rock: “Alphabetized. Labeled. Obviously.”
Some pins are just a photo. If a pin doesn’t link to a recipe, there’s nothing to bring in, and Halite tells you that’s why.
- On Android, add Halite to your home screen and it shows up in the Share menu, so you can send a pin straight from the Pinterest app.
- On an iPhone, the Halite Shortcut adds the same Share button.
- On a laptop, the Chrome extension saves the recipe on the page you’re reading.
- Got a recipe card or a cookbook page? Snap a photo and Halite reads it.
Saving was the easy part, so the box helps with dinner too.
Change a recipe by asking
Type what you want and Halite rewrites the ingredients. The original stays as a version.
“make it dairy-free”1 cup heavy cream 1 cup coconut milk · v2
Fleur: “Rules are for people with no taste.”
What’s in each serving
Every recipe shows estimated calories, protein, carbs, fat and sodium per serving, worked out from its ingredient list.
Rock: “I check the numbers. You check the oven.”
Start with one pin tonight.
Run out of saves? Your box also comes with over 2,500 free recipes. Free version, always; Pro will add more.
Start your recipe box
No card.