Cook mode
One step at a time, in type you can read across the counter
The screen stays awake while your hands are covered in flour. No life story before the ingredients, and no video that starts playing by itself.
Thousands of them, and every one works with no signal — on a train, in a cellar kitchen, or on a phone with no data left. Suna is a cookbook that behaves like a kitchen tool.
Cook mode
The screen stays awake while your hands are covered in flour. No life story before the ingredients, and no video that starts playing by itself.
Scaling
Change the servings and every quantity moves — but not all in the same way. Double a stew and you do not double the salt or the chilli, and Suna knows the difference. It says when a bigger batch needs a bigger pan, too.
Shopping list
Add a recipe and its ingredients land in the list already sorted, with duplicates merged and anything in your cupboard left out. Share one list with the people you live with and it stays in step on every phone, even offline.
What can I make?
Not a search box that needs the right words — the things you actually have, and every recipe they reach between them.
Tonight
Chosen for the hour, and for what you have not cooked lately. They change tomorrow. There is a weekly plan too, so Thursday is decided on Sunday.
Browsing, searching, cooking, scaling, your cupboard, your allergies and your own shopping list all work signed out, and always will.
Allergies, saved recipes, the cupboard and the weekly plan live on your phone. They are never sent anywhere.
Tell Suna what you cannot eat and those recipes leave the app. Not a warning halfway down a page — gone.
Thousands of recipes, a meal planner, and a shopping list that sorts itself by aisle. Free, with no account and no sign-up wall.