See what your friends cook
Repas is like Goodreads, for food. Rate what you cook, and see the dishes your friends love, with their stars and notes, so “what's for dinner?” starts with something somebody you trust has actually made.
Get started, free or just try it, no email
A feed of real meals
The Friends page leads with Highlights: the dishes your friends loved most, ranked by how many of them gave it four stars or more. Below, everyone's meals, with their own photo when they took one, filterable by friend, rating or words.
Your friends' ratings count towards your suggestions too, and so do anonymous cooks outside your circle whose taste lines up with yours.
Recipes you keep together
A shared collection is a list of recipes several people add to: “Family classics”, “Sunday lunches”, “Q's lunchbox”. Invite the people who cook from it; what they add shows up for everyone. Cooked a friend's dish? Send them an “I made this” post with your photo and stars.
Private by default
- You choose who sees each rating: just you, your friends, or everyone.
- Your diary, diet goals, allergies, doctor's notes and where you ate are yours alone.
- Mute a friend quietly: their meals leave your feed and their ratings stop shaping your suggestions, and they're never told.
- No ads, nothing sold.
Bring your people
Send your invite link and whoever opens it is your friend once they sign in. Or use a friend code, or an email address you already have for them. Planning and shopping together too? See Plan meals together.
Questions
Is there a social app for recipes, like Goodreads for books?
That's what Repas is: you rate the dishes you cook, follow what your friends cook and love, and get suggestions shaped by both. It's free.
Do my friends see everything I eat?
No. Only the ratings you choose to share. Your diary, diet and notes stay private.
Can my friends use it without an account?
Anyone can open a recipe or an “I made this” link you send. To rate and plan, they sign up with an emailed code, or try it first with no email.