Recipe Keeper & Planner - Kuri

I just opted into trying the free 14-day trial ($39.99/mo after 14 days) it just charged my account $20.06. What kind of scam is this????

Maybe I am missing something but on setup there is no option for Keto or low carb. Cannot try app without setting up subscription.

Only one meal a day and no use of leftovers Edit /response: Myself and most people I know eat more than one meal a day . When I went into the meal plan section of the app only one meal a day was given. The recipes in the meal plan also did not appear to reuse ingredients. Also in the real world when you have leftovers you can take them and cook something new out of them. Suggestions such as those were also not available. Perhaps I’m expecting to much but it doesn’t feel like it.
Also uk what how is going and preparing completely different dishes every night climate or financially responsible??? I’m sorry but I was under the impression this would help me plan meals for the week and what your offering is the random button on a list of recipes. My apologies if my criticism is harsh I had high hopes .

$39.99 paywall to even try the app. No thanks.

Extremely Limited allergies section ,
Debilitating, annoying, i deleted the app . Ig some allergies are more important

This is a bit clunky with its presentation, enough for me to drop it and go back to Mealime.
Clunky examples include:
- Multiple recipes do not acknowledge where to put in ingredients that were called for, or do not acknowledge amounts. For example the Jollof Rice calls for vegetable broth but doesn’t say when to put it in; Wild Mushrooms and Scrambled Eggs asks for salt and pepper but doesn’t say when to put it in, nor does it say how much tarragon to use. Also “wild mushrooms” is an exotic ingredient on account neither Trader Joe’s nor Fred Meyer carries them, and the closest equivalent Freddy’s has are $5 a pop, equaling $15 for one recipe.
- Portions are half-assedly adjusted in the ingredients. For example the Jollof Rice asked for 1/3rd of a Jalapeño, and 1/3rd of an onion, without using the Jalapeño or 2/3rds of the onion later in the week, which is wasteful and defeats the whole purpose of using the app.
- Ingredients aren’t specific enough. Some recipes just call for “tarragon.” Dried? Fresh? How much? Another calls for “rice.” Basmati? Jasmine? Brown?
It had the right spirit, and I want to like it, but it had a lot of work to do.

This was a disappointment. I wanted to try a few recipes but I couldn’t because there were steps missing or they used ingredients that weren’t listed or there were listed ingredients that never got used or there were no instructions on how long to cook something. This didn’t change regardless of the skill level I put in.
After noticing this I did more research on the in season produce in my are and sure enough it didn’t match most of the things listed on the app. So it’s not for me.