your personal food library
You still remember that it was good. Just not where.
That one pasta reel? Somewhere among your 400 saves. That place your friend raved about? “Something with a B.” Ryp it out of the feed instead — two taps, and it's yours to find back.
first dibs, right here →
We're starting small: 30–100 Dutch food savers, free. You in?
Saw a reel, got hungry? Ryp it into Rypzy and just keep scrolling. Two taps, that's all we ask.
We fish out the title, photo and recipe. Doesn't work for once? Never mind — the link hangs there safely and you can fill in the rest later. Or never. That's fine too.
Thursday, 5:30pm, no inspiration. Search for “pasta”, “quick” or “Italian” and it comes right back. Places hang on a list and on the map.
From that one viral reel to your grandma's soup: ingredients, steps and your own twist, all in one place. One tap on ‘cooked’ when you're done — and next time you'll know exactly what you did differently.

That little wine bar from a story, the lunch spot Lisa sent over. From ‘want to go’ to ‘been there’, with what you ordered and whether it was date-proof. Your taste — not that of 2,000 strangers.

Cooking in and eating out: same taste, so one library.
a promise is a promise:
App doesn't understand your link? Then we just hang it up as it is. Losing things isn't our thing.
‘Cooked’ or ‘been there’ is one tap. Writing a review is allowed — having to isn't.
Your library is yours. Sending one recipe to a friend really doesn't fling the whole collection open.
That reel, that site, that message from Lisa — the source and the sender just stay attached.
Camera roll full of food? Saves folder full of “someday”? Perfect, that makes you exactly who we're looking for. We're starting this summer with a small group — and you can be at the front.