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Recipes For ... started as a Kosher recipe app for our family, and has since evolved into a dietary-friendly app for anyone.
Beyond Kosher classification, use Make It to convert any recipe to Gluten-Free, Paleo, Vegetarian, and more.
Save and share recipes from any website or social media platform, for you, your household, or your whole extended family.
Plus, get access to other families' recipes, right at your fingertips.
Head to https://recipes-app.gofordo.com to learn more and request access.
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Hey r/Paleo. I have built a recipe app and want feedback from people who have had to think hard about ingredients.
The app: save any recipe from the web, Instagram, or TikTok in one tap. The AI pulls in the ingredients automatically and immediately tags the recipe paleo, not paleo, or paleo-adaptable.
Make It Paleo takes any recipe and rewrites it. It does not just flag grains and dairy. It identifies every paleo conflict (refined oils, legumes, added sugars, modern additives) and rewrites the full recipe. So Make It Paleo on a teriyaki chicken would catch the soy sauce, the brown sugar, and the cornstarch in the glaze, and rewrite all three with paleo alternatives plus notes on technique.
Hey r/keto. Building a recipe app and want honest feedback from people who have been doing this long enough to know what is actually wrong with most recipe tools.
The auto-tagging: every recipe you save is immediately flagged keto, not keto, or keto-adaptable. Based on ingredients, not whatever someone called their food blog post.
Make It Keto: one tap, the AI identifies every high-carb ingredient and rewrites the recipe with keto substitutions, including notes on why. For example: honey in this sauce is for texture, not just sweetness, so use a monk fruit and xanthan combo to preserve consistency.
I will be straight: it does not track exact macros and I would rather say that than oversel
Hi r/glutenfree. Building a recipe app and want feedback from people who actually eat this way.
Two things I think this community will care about:
Auto-tagging: every recipe you save (from any website, Instagram, TikTok) is automatically labeled gluten-free or not at save time. The AI reads the ingredient list when you save. No manual work.
Make It Gluten-Free: one tap, it rewrites the recipe. Not just "swap flour for GF flour." It finds every gluten source, obvious and hidden (soy sauce, barley malt, modified food starch), and rewrites the instructions with GF alternatives, including notes on technique where it matters (GF pasta timing and water ratios, for example).
The app started as
Hey r/SideProjects! Recipes For… is a recipe saving and sharing app for households with mixed dietary needs — Kosher, Vegan, Vegetarian, Gluten-Free, High Protein, Keto, and more.
Save from any URL, Instagram, Photos or TikTok in one tap. Recipes are auto-tagged by dietary type, shared across your household instantly, and scalable for any serving size. There's also a "Make it…" feature that rewrites any recipe to fit a different diet, with substitutions explained.
Try it: https://recipes-app.gofordo.com
Choose Get Started to request your access.
Would love feedback on anything that feels clunky or features you would like added. Happy to test your projects in
Hey r/kosher
I built a free kosher recipe manager and looking for 10 families to try it
I'm a developer and part of a kosher household. I got frustrated with recipe apps. The good ones cost $5-10/month, none of them understand kosher classification, and you're basically just bookmarking things.
So I built Recipes for… for us.
What it does:
* Save recipes from any website, Instagram, or TikTok in a couple taps. AI parses them automatically.
* Classifies every recipe as meat / dairy / pareve / not kosher
* Dietary preference filtering and per-person allergen warnings
* Shared library for your whole household, plus you can browse rec
Hey r/jewishcooking
I built a free kosher recipe manager and looking for 10 families to try it
I'm a developer and part of a kosher household. I got frustrated with recipe apps. The good ones cost $5-10/month, none of them understand kosher classification, and you're basically just bookmarking things.
So I built Recipes for… for us.
What it does:
Save recipes from any website, Instagram, or TikTok in a couple taps. AI parses them automatically. Classifies every recipe as meat / dairy / pareve / not kosher Dietary preference filtering and per-person allergen warnings Shared library for your whole household, plus you can browse recipes shared by other families in the app Each person gets
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use role accountadmin; drop database if exists analytics;
use role sysadmin; create database analytics; use database analytics;
create schema analytics.not_private; create table analytics.not_private.test_not_private as select 1 as t from dual;
show grants on analytics.not_private.test_not_private; --ok
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It seems to work fine (once afetr I plug in the device) ... but then the device remains in Listening Mode (flashing Blue Lights) indefinitely not allowing me to make any additional commands.
Moreover, the device is not responding through the speaker at all ... so maybe theres an error in text to speach (i.e. returning the success voice) thats locking things up?
I've tried 'fast-whisperer' and 'Home Assistant Cloud'
Dashboard show that "Assit In Progress' as On when its executing my first command and then moves to Assist In Progress 'Off' as expected.
I have tried the various settings of 'Finished Speaking Detect


