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Tamari

Organize your recipes in a free, open source web app.

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Tamari is a free and open source web app for managing recipes. It can be self-hosted with Docker or used through a public instance, and it includes a built-in collection of recipes to browse and save.

Features include user accounts with email and password login, favorites and categories for organizing recipes, a meal planner for scheduling recipes up to 30 days ahead, and shopping lists that collect ingredients and track completed items. Account settings cover theme, accent color, profile picture, font size, and recipe display style, and data can be backed up or restored through .ZIP import and export. The Explore section lets you browse and search recipes from multiple websites, fetching and parsing recipe data from a URL and saving it to your recipes.

Tamari is for people who want to keep and organize their own recipes, plan meals, and build shopping lists. It is available as a free, open source app, either self-hosted or on a public instance.

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