How Fork & Spoon compares

Every recipe app is built around a different assumption about what the hard part is. These pages set out what each one is actually good at, including the cases where something else suits you better.

• Fork & Spoon as a Copy Me That alternative

  Copy Me That is cheap, works everywhere and has browser extensions. Here's the honest comparison, including the cases where you should just keep using it.

• Fork & Spoon as a Crouton alternative

  Crouton is a deep, Apple-only recipe manager with timers, a Watch app and meal planning. Here's what you trade if you need Android, a browser, or video import.

• Fork & Spoon as a Mela alternative

  Mela is a lovely recipe manager for iPhone and Mac, and only those. What changes if someone in your house is on Android, or your recipes come from video.

• Fork & Spoon as a Paprika alternative

  Paprika is a one-time purchase sold separately per platform. Fork & Spoon is a subscription with a free tier and a browser version. Which suits you, honestly.

• Fork & Spoon as a Samsung Food alternative

  Samsung Food is a discovery platform with a huge database and a feed. Fork & Spoon is a private place for the recipes you already chose.

• Fork & Spoon as an AnyList alternative

  AnyList is a shopping list app that grew recipes. Fork & Spoon is a recipe app that grew a shopping list. Which way round matters more than the feature table.