Save your recipes
Keep ingredients, servings, instructions, and meal details organized in one place.
Keep your recipes, weekly meals, pantry, and shopping list together—so planning dinner does not mean jumping between five different apps, notes, and spreadsheets.
Your Kitchen Today
One connected view of what comes next
Tonight's Meal
ThursdayChicken Burrito Bowls
Dinner · 4 servings
Pantry Check
Shopping List
Planned Meals
6
Pantry Covered
14
Items to Buy
8
How it works
Choose what you want to cook, check what is already in the pantry, and let Kincya help turn the rest into a shopping list.
Keep ingredients, servings, instructions, and meal details organized in one place.
Schedule recipes and meal options across the week instead of deciding everything at the last minute.
Compare planned ingredients against the food and supplies you already have at home.
Create a cleaner shopping list focused on what your meal plan still needs.
Why I started building Kincya
Raymond Luck
Founder and solo developer
Most weeks, the questions are pretty simple: What are we eating, what do we already have, and what do I actually need to buy?
Recipes were in one place, the meal plan was somewhere else, and the shopping list usually ended up in another app or note.
As a Single Co-Parent for the last 12 years, I wanted a simpler way to keep track of what we planned to eat, what was already in the pantry, and what still needed to be bought. I could not find one tool that connected those pieces the way I wanted, so I started building it.
Kincya is still being shaped through real use and feedback. The goal is not to add every possible feature—it is to make everyday kitchen planning less scattered and easier to keep up with.
Available in the Alpha
Kincya is still being tested and improved, but the core meal-planning, pantry, recipe, and shopping workflow is already available to early testers.
Some features and layouts may change as I learn what works well and what still gets in the way.
Keep ingredients, servings, preparation details, and instructions together.
Add recipes and meal options to a weekly calendar instead of deciding everything at the last minute.
Record pantry quantities and see what your kitchen may already cover.
Turn the ingredients from your meal plan into a practical shopping list.
Check uncertain ingredient matches before anything is added or removed automatically.
Track calories, macros, water, weight, and workouts when those tools support your goals.
Each feature supports the same workflow instead of operating like a separate tool.
Your recipe collection becomes the foundation for a clearer weekly plan.
Build a useful recipe collection
Store servings, ingredients, preparation details, and instructions needed for planning.
See what is coming next
Plan upcoming meals, review the week in a calendar, and mark meals cooked.
Pantry information and planned meals work together to create a more practical shopping list.
Track what is already at home
Maintain quantities, review stock alerts, and reduce duplicate purchases.
Generate smarter shopping lists
Compare planned ingredients against pantry inventory and review uncertain matches.
Use the parts of Kincya that support your routine while keeping optional tools out of the way when you do not need them.
Personalize your experience
Use onboarding, dashboard customization, profiles, preferences, and goal-based recommendations.
Connect meals with personal goals
Enable calories, macros, workouts, and weight progress when nutrition tools are useful to you.
When plans change
Swap a meal, check which ingredients are still covered, and keep the shopping list in sync instead of rebuilding it by hand.
Move a meal without rebuilding the whole week.
See which ingredients are still covered by the pantry.
Keep the shopping list updated as plans move around.
Recipe
Ingredients and serving information
Meal Plan
What you intend to make and when
Pantry Check
What your kitchen already covers
Shopping List
Only what is still needed
A note while testing
“I like being able to plan a meal, see what is already in the pantry, and understand what still needs to go on the shopping list without piecing it together in several different places.”
Sophia Dawson
Alpha Tester
Latest development update
ImprovedKincya now uses each user’s local calendar date instead of the server’s time zone for date-sensitive features.
Private Alpha
I am building Kincya independently and using feedback from early testers to decide what needs fixing next. Try the connected workflow and tell me where it feels confusing, slow, or incomplete.