GustableWhat should I cook?
Gustable does not make you choose. It suggests a dish, walks you through cooking step by step, and shows up front how long it takes, what it costs, and what you still need to buy.
What it does
Takes the choosing off you
A deck of dishes you flip like cards. Not this one — next. This one — the recipe opens. You can search for a specific dish too, but that is not the point.
Walks you through cooking
Full-screen step mode: one step, one screen, timer right there. Hands in the dough — switch by voice: next, back, repeat.
Counts the money
Every ingredient is linked to a product catalogue, so a dish shows what a serving costs. The shopping list builds itself and knows what is already in your pantry.
Remembers your health
Allergies, intolerances and religious restrictions are asked once and apply everywhere. A dish whose composition is not fully known is hidden — not shown and hoped for.
About allergies, specifically
The allergen filter runs on the server and works off composition, not off the name of the dish. If an ingredient has no catalogue product attached, the composition counts as unknown and the dish is not shown. That strictness is deliberate: better to show less than to show something dangerous.
Health and religious restrictions are never locked behind the subscription. Selling someone the safety of their own food is not something we will do.
Free and PRO
The first week is full PRO, no card. After that the free version stays usable: step-by-step cooking, search, and every diet and allergy filter always work.
| Free | PRO | |
|---|---|---|
| New recipes | 3 a day | unlimited |
| Step-by-step cooking | yes | yes |
| Diet and allergy filters | yes, always | yes |
| Shopping list | one dish | any number of dishes |
| My products (pantry) | — | yes |
| Profile statistics | — | yes |
| Ads | none | none |