
Platefolio
Every recipe, served your way
Platefolio is a recipe manager built around one idea: the layout of a recipe should be a choice, not the app's decision. The same recipe renders five ways and you pick per recipe:
- Traditional: a clean cookbook-style page
- Notecard: a 4x6 index card, print-friendly
- Flowchart: a Cooking for Engineers style table, ingredients enter on the left and merge rightward into steps
- Rails: a vertical, mobile-friendly take on the flowchart
- Cook mode: one step at a time, with checkable ingredients and steps
You can see all five on the landing page, no signup needed: https://platefolio.app. There's one live public recipe to poke at too: https://platefolio.app/r/kona-coffee-old-fashioned-f494c178
Under the hood, import is fully deterministic (no LLM): URL import walks schema.org JSON-LD, then microdata, then microformats, then a readability fallback. And no ads, ever, the plan is a cheap yearly subscription.
Just opened it up for beta. Looking for honest feedback, especially where the import parser falls over on recipes you actually cook.
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Every recipe app locks you into one layout. I wanted the layout to be a choice per recipe: a clean page, a notecard, a Cooking for Engineers flowchart, or a step-by-step cook mode. All without having to fight ads!

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