Recipes in. Groceries out.
Save the recipes you want to cook. Morsi turns them into one organized grocery list, so you can spend less time figuring out what to buy and more time cooking.
Keep cooking your way.
Your favorite recipes can come from anywhere. Save recipes from the web - sites like NYT Cooking, Serious Eats, or Bon Appétit - a food blog, or a photo of a page from an actual cookbook.
Morsi doesn't care where the recipe came from.
The grocery list does itself.
Pick the recipes you're making and Morsi figures out what you need. Ingredients are combined into a single list, organized so you can actually use it at the store.
- Combines ingredients across every recipe you pick
- Adds up quantities instead of listing duplicates
- Groups items by aisle, so shopping is a straight line, not a scavenger hunt
- Folds in your staples automatically
- Check items off as you shop
- Add anything else you need, right alongside the rest
You don't have to put everything in Morsi.
Keep using your cookbooks. Keep finding recipes wherever you normally do. Morsi is there when you want to turn a few recipes into a plan and a grocery list - not a place you have to move your whole collection into first.
Take your recipes with you.
Cooking at the cottage? Renting a place on vacation? Staying somewhere with a kitchen? Bring the recipes you actually want to make without bringing the cookbook shelf.
Recipes → Plan → Groceries
Save
Bring recipes into Morsi from wherever you find them.
Plan
Choose what you want to cook.
Shop
Get one consolidated grocery list.
Start cooking for free.
Free
- A generous number of recipe imports each day
- Unlimited grocery lists
- Core features
Morsi Plus coming soon
- Unlimited recipe imports