Work/Farro
Plan the week, and never write a shopping list again.
Why I'm building it
You save recipes everywhere. A screenshot from a friend, a link in your bookmarks, a page you printed, the one your mother sent by email. Each one was a small promise: we should make this. Then it is time to plan the week, and none of them can be found. So the week starts from the same few meals, and the good ones stay where you left them.
A collection only feeds you if it lives in one place. Farro is that place. Paste a link or the ingredients, and the recipe sits next to every other one you kept, ready to search.
From there the week is a few moves. Put meals on the days and the shopping list writes itself: each ingredient scaled to the people at that table, the onion from two recipes on one line, everything grouped by aisle. Change the plan and the list follows. A week that worked comes forward whole.
You chose those recipes once. Farro makes sure you get to cook them.
LorenzoMilan · September 2026
If it's the kind of thing I'd still be turning over on a weekend, I'd love to hear about it.