Questions people have before they commit to a new food workflow.

ChefDeck is a connected workflow for recipes, meal planning, grocery lists, and cooking. Instead of using separate tools for each part, you keep the whole process in one place.

It is for all three, but the value comes from how they connect. Recipes feed the meal plan, the meal plan builds the grocery list, and the same recipe context carries into cooking.

Yes. ChefDeck supports importing recipes from a link, pasted text, and photos, so you do not need to rebuild your library from scratch.

Grocery lists can be generated from the meals you planned, with ingredients combined, organized, and adjusted from your real plan. They also work as regular standalone lists, so you can add manual items and build a list even when you are not starting from recipes.

AI helps with recipe import, recipe creation and editing, and cooking assistance. It supports the workflow, but it is not the whole product. The main goal is still a clearer path from planning to cooking.

The free plan is meant to let you use the core workflow. Pricing shows which advanced and AI-assisted features are part of the paid experience.

Yes. ChefDeck has a native iPhone app currently in TestFlight beta — it covers the same workflow as the web with a mobile-first feel for shopping, cooking, and capturing recipes on the go. The web app also adapts to mobile browsers if you would rather not install anything.

ChefDeck is especially built for parents trying to keep meals organized, people who love to cook and save recipes they want to come back to, and people who genuinely enjoy meal planning and want the rest of the workflow to stay just as organized.

Yes. Use the contact page for pre-sales, support, or product questions and I can point you in the right direction.