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Nommer is free to download and use on iOS and Android, with an optional Nommer Pro upgrade. The homepage does not state Pro pricing, what Pro unlocks or whether billing is monthly or annual.
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Any recipe, split between two phones so dinner lands at the same time
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What is Nommer?
Nommer is a chore list tool. Nommer splits any recipe into two synced checklists, one per phone, with timed handoff cues so two cooks finish together. It imports from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, websites, photos or text, adds a dinner party planner and a shared shopping list, and lets each cook read the plan in their own language.
Nommer is a cooking app built around a specific problem: two people in one kitchen, one recipe, and no shared plan. Rather than handing a single screen back and forth, it rebuilds any recipe into two timed checklists, one per phone, and keeps them in sync as each cook ticks off their own steps. The app takes recipes from almost anywhere. A link from a recipe website works, and so does a shared reel from Instagram, a TikTok or a YouTube video; cookbook pages can be photographed and plain typed text is accepted too. Nommer parses the source into a step-by-step plan and divides the work between the two cooks. Where a step needs coordination, the app issues a handoff cue along the lines of one cook passing an ingredient to the other at the moment it is needed, which is the feature that separates it from a standard recipe reader. Beyond the two-person cook mode, Nommer covers the logistics around a meal. A dinner party planner lets you choose several dishes, invite guests, see who is coming and assign who cooks what, then start every dish with a single tap. One shared shopping list is sorted by aisle and each person claims the items they will buy, which avoids duplicate purchases. Couples cooking at home, roommates, friends and parent-and-child pairs are the obvious audience, and the app also supports mixed-language kitchens: each cook selects a language and sees the plan, ingredients and handoffs in it, with 30+ languages listed. The closest comparison is a conventional recipe app with a built-in timer, except Nommer treats coordination and timing as the product rather than an add-on. It is available on iPhone and Android and is free to download and use, with an optional Pro upgrade. Anyone cooking alone will get little from it, since the whole design assumes a second person with a second phone.
How do you use Nommer?
1Install Nommer on both phones
Download the app from the App Store or Google Play. It is free to download and use, and the second cook needs the app too since the plan is split across devices.
2Add your first recipe
Paste a link from a recipe site, share a reel from Instagram or TikTok, share a YouTube video, snap a photo of a cookbook page or type the recipe out. Nommer converts it into a two-cook plan.3Invite your co-chef
Show the QR code or send the invite link. Your co-chef taps it and joins, and both phones show each other immediately.4Set each cook's language
Each person picks a language in the app, and the steps, ingredients and handoffs display in that language for that phone only.
5Cook in sync from your own half
Tick off your assigned steps; the other phone updates right away. Follow the handoff cues so ingredients move at the right moment and both halves finish together.6Plan a bigger meal
Start a dinner party, add several dishes, invite guests and see who is coming, assign cooks per dish, then launch everything with one tap and claim shopping list items.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Rebuilds any recipe into two assigned, timed checklists rather than one shared screenAI
- Handoff cues tell each cook exactly when to pass an ingredient, which is the genuinely novel partAI
- Recipe import covers Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, website links, cookbook photos and typed textAI
- Dinner party planner and a shared, aisle-sorted shopping list with item claiming sit alongside the cooking modeAI
- Each cook can read the full plan in a different language, useful in bilingual householdsAI
Cons
- The core experience needs two people with two phones, so it is close to useless for solo cookingAI
- Optional Pro upgrade exists but the homepage gives no pricing, no feature split and no billing detailAI
- Accuracy of the split depends on how well the app parses an imported reel, video or photo, and the site offers no examples of failures or correctionsAI
- No web app: the phone is required in the kitchen, which is awkward for cooks who prefer a laptop or tabletAI
- No API, desktop app or smart home integration, so it will not slot into an existing kitchen setupAI
How much does Nommer cost?
Integrations
Imports recipes by link or share sheet from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and general recipe websites, and accepts cookbook photos and plain text. No other integrations are listed on the homepage.
Features
Recipes split into two synced per-phone checklists with live step ticking; handoff cues that time ingredient passes between cooks; import from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, website links, cookbook photos and typed text; a dinner party planner with dishes, guest invites and cook assignment; one aisle-sorted shopping list where each person claims items; and per-cook language selection across 30+ languages.
Frequently asked questions about Nommer
How much does Nommer cost?
Nommer is free to download and use on iOS and Android, with an optional Nommer Pro upgrade. The homepage does not state Pro pricing, what Pro unlocks or whether billing is monthly or annual.How do you use Nommer?
The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Install Nommer on both phones 2. Add your first recipe 3. Invite your co-chef 4. Set each cook's language 5. Cook in sync from your own half 6. Plan a bigger meal.What platforms does Nommer support?
Nommer is available on iOS and Android.What does Nommer integrate with?
Imports recipes by link or share sheet from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and general recipe websites, and accepts cookbook photos and plain text. No other integrations are listed on the homepage.What are the limitations of Nommer?
The core experience needs two people with two phones, so it is close to useless for solo cooking. Optional Pro upgrade exists but the homepage gives no pricing, no feature split and no billing detail. Accuracy of the split depends on how well the app parses an imported reel, video or photo, and the site offers no examples of failures or corrections.
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Added10/21/2026
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