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Shared recipes, grocery lists and spending for your household.
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Next.js web client for Cookhouse, a household grocery, recipe, and spending-tracking app.
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The web frontend for Cookhouse, a household food & grocery app: shared
recipes, a collaborative grocery list, staple reminders, receipt-scan spending
tracking, and spending reports — all scoped to a household, not a single
user.
This package is the Next.js client. It owns no data of its own — everything
comes from cookhouse-api over
tRPC, which is the only service that talks to the database.
Backend and frontend are both built for recipes, grocery lists, staple
management, image upload, receipt scanning, and spending reports.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
The web frontend for Cookhouse, a household food & grocery app: shared
recipes, a collaborative grocery list, staple reminders, receipt-scan spending
tracking, and spending reports — all scoped to a household, not a single
user.
This package is the Next.js client. It owns no data of its own — everything
comes from cookhouse-api over
tRPC, which is the only service that talks to the database.
Backend and frontend are both built for recipes, grocery lists, staple
management, image upload, receipt scanning, and spending reports.Read the full README ↗