Cook what's in
the kitchen.
Sugo keeps every recipe you've ever loved in one place — from grandma's index card to that Instagram reel — then helps you actually cook them, hands-free, with what's in your pantry tonight.
⋮Lasagna
Every recipe you've ever loved, finally in one place.
Snap a recipe. Anywhere.
Paste a link, snap grandma's index card, screenshot a TikTok, or scan a cookbook page. Sugo's parser pulls out ingredients, steps, times, and serving counts — even from what a creator says out loud in a video — and asks you when it isn't sure.
- URL, photo, screenshot, or paste — all the same
- Reads reels and TikToks — captions and spoken steps alike
- One tap to fix anything the AI got wrong
Queued
Hands-free cook mode, big and clear.
The screen stays bright. The font stays big. Timers start themselves when you hit a step that needs one — and "Hey Sugo, next step" works while your hands are covered in flour.
- Say "hey sugo" — next step, set a timer, ask a question
- Screen never sleeps mid-recipe
- Cross out ingredients as you go
Tonight, with what you have.
Tell Sugo what's in your pantry once. From then on, the home screen shows recipes you can actually cook tonight — not a wish list of things requiring a 9pm grocery run.
- Pantry-aware suggestions, ranked by what you have
- Missing one thing? Sugo suggests the smart swap
- Auto-builds a shopping list for the rest
Your pantry
One recipe. Four kitchens.
Start a cook party and your favorite people cook the same recipe with you, live — each in their own kitchen. Everyone follows their own lane through the steps, timers stay in sync, and reactions fly while the sauce simmers.
- Live lanes — see where everyone is, step by step
- Shared timers and voice chat across kitchens
- Plate photos stay covered until the reveal at the end
Cook party
Voice on
The cook who's read your whole kitchen.
Ask Sugo is the assistant behind the sparkle. It knows your saved recipes, your pantry, and your week — so 'something quick tonight' gets a real answer, not a search page.
- Knows your pantry
- Photos in, dinner out
- Answers in your language
ask sugo
Three steps. That's it.
Save anything.
Share a link, snap a card, paste a screenshot. Sugo cleans it up in seconds and files it away.
Tell it your pantry.
Add the basics once — oil, salt, the spice rack. Sugo learns the rest from your grocery list.
Cook tonight.
Open the home tab. Pick one. Hit Cook. The screen stays bright. The timers start themselves.
From the kitchens using it.
I had 312 recipes saved across Notes, screenshots, and three different bookmarking apps. Sugo took an evening to import them all. Now I cook from them.
The pantry thing sounds gimmicky. It isn't. I haven't done a "what should I make" stare into the fridge in two months.
It read my grandmother's marinara off a 40-year-old index card with one correction. I cried. Then I made it.
Free to cook. Forever.
Home cook
- Unlimited saved recipes & pantry
- 25 link imports + 2 photo & video imports a month
- Hands-free cook mode with voice steps
- 1 cookbook & 1 meal plan
- Cook party with a friend
sugo
$59.99 billed yearly
- 200 link imports + 25 photo & video imports a month
- Unlimited cookbooks & meal plans
- Real-time voice sous-chef while you cook
- 50 recipe remixes a month
- AI cover art & pantry photo scans
- Cook party with up to 4 friends
famiglia
$119.99 billed yearly
- Everything in sugo+, with the highest limits
- Up to 20 people in one shared household
- Shared meal plan, grocery list & pantry everyone edits
- Unlimited link imports & recipe remixes
- Cook party with up to 10 friends
- Early access to new features
Paid plans start with 7 days free. Cancel anytime.
Put one good dinner on the table.
Sugo is opening its kitchen a little at a time. Send a note for preview access and tell us what you cook most.