From recipe Reel to Tuesday dinner
Pulogo gathers the recipes you save and asks you, a few a day, which ones make it into the week.
5:30 p.m., the usual question: what's for dinner? You have forty meal-prep recipes saved and not one in your head. It ends up being the usual pasta.
Pulogo doesn't give you new recipes. It hands back the ones you already picked, at a pace that fits the week. A short daily triage decides which go on the To do list, which wait for the weekend and which you let go guilt-free.
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What changes in the kitchen
The saved recipe comes back
Every recipe that comes in shows up in triage with the reason it's there. You decide with one tap.
To do, not someday
The To do list has only what you picked. When you cook it, mark it Done.
Keep it for Sunday
Lasagna isn't a Wednesday thing. Keep it, and it comes back to triage in a few days.
Let go doesn't delete
The tenth pão de queijo recipe can go. It stays in Let go, and you restore it with one tap if you change your mind.
From save to stove in three steps
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Send it to Pulogo
On Instagram, TikTok or YouTube: share, Pulogo. You can also paste a link into the app. New screenshots come in from your library, if you give access.
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Decide a few a day
Triage shows a short queue, with the reason for each card. For each one, a choice: Do, Keep or Let go.
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Do what's left
Do goes to the To do list. When it happens, mark it Done. The weekly recap counts what made it off your phone.
Frequently asked questions
Does Pulogo make grocery lists or meal plans?
No. Grocery lists and weekly meal plans don't exist in the app. Pulogo helps you pick the recipe and remember it.
Does it work with a photo of my recipe notebook?
Yes. A screenshot comes in from your library, and a photo can be sent from the Photos app's share sheet. The text is read right here on your iPhone.
Is there a step-by-step cooking mode?
No. Pulogo keeps the original link or screenshot with the save, and the step-by-step stays there, in the recipe creator's post.
