For the Tuesday evening when nobody agrees.
Briomel knows everyone's tastes, allergies and kitchen equipment at your place. It creates the recipe that suits everybody, then the weekly menu and the shopping list follow.
Free app · iOS and Android · The whole household included
Briomel adapts tonight's dish to the people sitting at the table, without cooking three different recipes.
Adapting a recipe in your head, replacing the problem ingredient, recalculating quantities for six instead of four: you already do it, dish after dish, often at 7 pm. Briomel takes care of it as soon as the recipe is created, with everyone's allergens and tastes taken into account, and explains each substitution.
The weekly menu and the shopping list follow from it. All that is left is to go to the store.
A concrete example:
The recipe suggests an alternative to the cream, flags the cheese as a point of caution and leaves the rest of the dish untouched. Nobody eats separately.
The bacon is replaced by pan-fried mushrooms, the quantities go from four to six servings, and the cooking times adjust accordingly. The dish stays the same, and the meal works for everyone.
One profile per person, and everything else follows.
One profile per household member: allergies, diet, tastes, and the equipment in your kitchen.
An ingredient is a problem for someone? Briomel replaces it, recalculates the quantities and explains why. Points of caution are flagged recipe by recipe.
The weekly menu, then the shopping list in one tap, quantities added up. With your hands in the flour, cooking mode reads each step aloud and a shake moves on to the next.
Import them from a link, a text or a photo. Briomel flags what is a problem for someone in the household and suggests an alternative.
Servings, quantities and constraints adjust to the number of people actually at the table.
Servings sized for one person instead of leftovers for three days, and a recipe library that grows at your pace.
An allergic child, a teenager who hates mushrooms, a parent in a hurry on Tuesday evening. The mushroom is replaced, the negotiation is up to you.
Recipes, menu and shopping list are shared. Everyone adds their own, everybody can see them, nobody makes the list twice.
A tree nut allergy, a gluten-free diet, someone who cannot stand cilantro, a child who sorts out the vegetables. Adapting every recipe in your head takes constant attention, and the slightest distraction can have serious consequences.
Household profiles are filled in once. Recipes are then created for everyone, with consistent substitutions and points of caution, without ever replacing the reading of the labels on the products you buy.
Deciding what to eat, checking what is left, calculating quantities for the number of people present, remembering to buy everything again: organizing everything before cooking often weighs more than the cooking itself. The weekly menu is built from your pantry, your fridge and who is really there, and the shopping list follows.
A notebook put away in a drawer, a recipe told over the phone but never written down, screenshots piling up that nobody rereads. A spring clean or a move is enough for a page to disappear for good.
Briomel welcomes them: import them from a link, a text or a photo, and keep them within reach of the whole household for years.
Everything you need to feed a household day to day, nothing superfluous.
Each person has a profile: what they like, what they avoid, their allergens, their diet. Recipes adjust accordingly, with suggested substitutions and points of caution displayed. You can also keep the original recipe, without adaptation.
Quick fix: one sentence and Briomel takes care of the rest. Inspirations: dish ideas suited to your tastes. Creation workshop: you compose the recipe your own way. Import: from a link, a text or a photo.
Note what your fridge and your pantry contain. "Cook with what I have" creates a recipe from these ingredients, and the weekly menu uses them too.
Compose the lunch and dinner menu based on what is left in the pantry, who eats at home and what you cooked recently. Chosen by hand or suggested automatically, it can be duplicated from one week to the next.
Add a recipe or a whole week of menus: ingredients are grouped by aisle, quantities add up from one recipe to another and adjust to the number of servings. What is already in your fridge does not appear in the week's list.
The steps are read aloud and move on with a shake of the phone, handy when your hands are in the dough.
Sort your recipes by occasion: drinks with friends, Sunday with the family, party desserts, express week. A recipe can belong to several groups.
Send a recipe to a loved one with a simple link. They receive it with its quantities and steps, and can add it to their own library.
Free. A short ad is shown when you create a recipe, just before it starts simmering.
Each household member has a profile where you enter their allergens, dislikes, diet and tastes. Recipes are created with these in mind: an ingredient that is a problem for someone is replaced, quantities are recalculated and points of caution are flagged recipe by recipe. Always check the labels of the products you buy: Briomel never replaces them.
Four ways: Quick fix (one sentence, Briomel takes care of the rest), Inspirations, Creation workshop, or Import from a link, a text or the photo of a notebook. The recipes you create are adapted to your household.
No. An imported recipe is formatted and flagged: Briomel points out what is a problem for someone in the household and suggests an alternative. It is only changed if you ask for it.
Yes, by default: your recipes belong to your household and are only visible to its members. You decide whether you share one by link, and with whom. The recipes Briomel creates for you may also join, after review, a public selection of anonymized recipes, with no link to your household and no personal photo: archive a recipe within 24 hours of its creation so that it is never reviewed. Imported recipes are never concerned.
Each member has their own account, but everyone shares the same household: recipes, the weekly menu and the shopping list are common and update for everyone at the same time.
iPhone and Android. The household content is identical on all its members' devices.
Free app, on iOS and Android. A short ad is shown when you create a recipe.
How it works
Four steps, and the whole table is taken care of.
Create a recipe
Quick fix: one sentence is enough, even "something with pasta, no cilantro". You also have Inspirations, the Creation workshop and Import. Each recipe comes in a short, normal or long version.
Plan the week
Lunch and dinner, by hand or in one tap. The menu builds on what is left in the pantry and the fridge, takes into account who is at the table each day, and avoids repeating last Tuesday's stew.
Do your shopping
The list fills up from a recipe or from the week, sorted by aisle, quantities added up. What is already in your fridge does not appear in the week's list.
Cook hands-free
The steps are read aloud. No more screen covered in flour: one shake, and the next step.