Every Helping
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Cook once. Everyone logs.

Recipes that fit your numbers, and every helping counted. Free on the web.

2 free recipes. No sign-up.

Meal photos

Snap your plate. Get the numbers.

Take a photo of any meal. Calories, carbs, protein and fat in seconds, and you can tweak anything.

Cook and share

Every plate, counted.

  1. Pick who’s eating

    Your household sees what’s cooking.

  2. Weigh the pot

    Every plate counts by weight.

  3. Log your plate

    Your portion, by weight or servings.

  4. Guests scan the table

    They log theirs too. No app needed.

  5. Share how it turned out

    Your photo joins the recipe.

Every Helping account

Sign in with your phone

New or returning, it’s the same: we text you a 6-digit code from Every Helping. Message and data rates may apply; reply STOP to opt out. Your number is only used for your account.

By continuing, you confirm you’re 18 or older and agree to the Terms and Privacy policy.

Every Helping plans

Cook without counting.

Yearly saves up to 58%

Prices in US dollars. Plans renew automatically until you cancel, and you can cancel anytime in Manage plan. The same plan works in the iPhone and Android apps. Subscription terms.

Your household

Everyone at your table

    Household invite

    Pull up a chair

    You keep your own sign-in. On the Household plan, everyone with their own sign-in shares it.

    Delete account

    Delete your account?

    • It signs you out and deletes your phone number, your log, My Book and your household.
    • Any plan is cancelled right away. A free trial ends with no charge.
    • Recipes you made stay in the Every Helping recipe book, without your name.

    Your data

    Export my data

    One zip: your log as a spreadsheet, and everything else we keep for your account.

    • Your food and water log, and the profiles you manage
    • Goals, household, My Book and your own recipes
    • Groups: your posts and comments, photos and blocks

    On the web and in the apps

    Quick for everything else.

    • Snap a package

      Label, barcode and all.

    • Recipe import

      Snap a card or paste a link.

    • Your goals

      Calories, protein, water and more.

    • Family

      Partners, kids, one plan.

    • Leftovers

      Lunch tomorrow, same numbers.

    • Dish memory

      Your usual, in one tap.

    • Health apps In the iPhone beta

      Apple Health.

    Privacy and trust

    Four promises.

    • Real nutrition data.

      Nutrition from USDA FoodData Central, worked out by the app.

    • Honest guesses.

      Photo estimates show a range, and you can change anything.

    • Your log is yours.

      Only you see it. It’s never sold and never sent to AI.

    • No ads, ever.

      No ad trackers, either.

    Read our privacy policy and consumer health data policy.

    Questions

    Good to know.

    When can I use it?

    Recipes, the recipe book, logging and plans work on the web today. The iPhone app is in beta, and Android is opening soon. Get the app.

    What will it cost?

    Free to start: 2 recipes, then 1 a week. Premium is $9.99 a month or $49.99 a year, and Household is $14.99 a month or $79.99 a year for up to 6 people. Your first plan starts with a 7-day free trial. Details.

    Is it a medical app?

    No. It’s a nutrition tracker, not medical advice.

    Can I save a recipe?

    Every recipe you make is saved in the recipe book, with its own link.

    Can it read a photo of my meal?

    Yes. Snap your plate for calories, carbs, protein and fat in seconds, then check the grams. You get 3 free a day; Premium makes it 6.

    Can my family share it?

    Yes. Invite your partner by link or text, and add kids as profiles. Household plans are shared.

    Who's making it?

    Pythn Development, the software studio behind PermitNav.

    Get the app.

    Pick your phone.

    iPhone

    Join the beta on TestFlight

    Install Apple's free TestFlight app first, then open the link on your iPhone.

    Android

    Opening soon

    Everything works on the web for now.