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I built a shared recipe archive for families who don’t want their recipes to disappear

Family recipes often exist in scattered, informal formats like handwritten cards or old messages. To address this, Nibblore has been developed as a shared recipe archive. It aims to keep these cherished recipes safe, organized, and accessible for all family members. Users can digitize handwritten recipes, upload screenshots, or paste text directly into the platform. Nibblore then cleans this input into clear ingredients, instructions, and notes. Relatives can be invited to contribute to a shared family board. The platform allows searching by recipe, ingredient, tag, or family note. It supports unlimited recipes and family members, with multiple language options for use and translation. The creator is seeking early users for honest feedback on its utility and ease of use for less technical family members. They are also interested in understanding what would build trust and what features would make it indispensable compared to other recipe apps. Nibblore.com is available to try, with a family plan costing $10 per month. The creator also welcomes insights into how families currently preserve and share their recipes.