Say what you fancy. Brine plans the week’s dinners in about a minute, writes every recipe for your household and sorts the shopping list by aisle.
Free trial for new subscribers. iPhone only.
Just say it
A week of dinners, planned
Just say it
Things you can say to Brine: Something light tonight, we’ll be late back. Swap Friday for something veggie. Bought eggs, milk goes off Thursday. Plan the week, friends over on Saturday. Add kitchen roll and oat milk.
Plan the week, swap a dinner, update the fridge or add to the list, all by voice. Your iPhone turns speech into text on the device, and the audio is never uploaded.
01Plan
Talk or type, however it comes out: “quick tonight, something nicer Saturday, the kids are out Thursday.” Brine picks the dinners, brings back ones you loved and writes every new recipe for the people eating and what’s in your kitchen.
02Cook
The step you’re on is a big card with the amounts, heat and timer picked out. Steps you’ve done fold away above it and the next two wait below, so you always know where you are without swiping back and forth.
03Shop
Every ingredient from the week’s recipes, merged into one list and sorted by aisle, with real pack sizes. Brine leaves off what’s already in your kitchen, and ticks show up for everyone in the household.
04Save
Screenshot the post, tap Share and choose Brine. Recipe websites work straight from Safari. Brine turns it into a proper recipe with steps, amounts and a shopping list, ready to drop into your week.
05Remember
Tell Brine how dinner went in a tap or a sentence. It keeps what matters: the dinners you loved, the rice that needed longer, the person who picks out the peanuts.
06Kitchen
Say “bought eggs, milk goes off Thursday” and Brine updates the fridge, freezer and cupboard, then plans around what needs using first. After dinner it asks what’s left over.
What you asked for
Written for your household
Everyone shares the week, the list and the kitchen. Nobody pays twice.
Each tick shows who ticked it, live on every phone.
Speech becomes text on the device. Audio is never uploaded or saved.
“Something light tonight, we’ll be late back…”
✓Tonight’s curry: peanuts on the side for Lily
Massaman curry
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A Brine timer in the Dynamic Island and a Live Activity on the Lock Screen: chicken massaman curry, curry simmering, counting down.
Recipes use your kit, your oven and your units.
Add a mid-week top-up if you like
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FriBrine is a subscription for the whole household, and new subscribers start with a free trial. You’ll see the current price for your country in the App Store before you pay anything. Cancel any time in your Apple account settings.
Say or type what kind of week it is and Brine plans it in about a minute, writing each new recipe as it goes. You can carry on using the app while it works.
An iPhone running iOS 26 or later. Brine is iPhone only for now.
Yes. A household shares one week of dinners, one shopping list and one kitchen, on one subscription. Ticks on the list show up for everyone while you shop.
Each person in the household has their own allergies, likes, dislikes and spice level. Brine writes every recipe with those in mind and remembers what you tell it after dinner. Always check labels for allergens yourself.
Yes, with a screenshot. Screenshot the post (up to four screenshots for a long recipe), tap Share and choose Brine. Recipe websites work straight from Safari’s Share button. Each saved recipe counts as one of the week’s new recipes.
No. When you speak to Brine, your iPhone turns speech into text on the device. The audio is never uploaded or saved. Only the text is sent.
Up to 30 new recipes a week for the household, topped up through the week. Cooking recipes you already have doesn’t count, so most weeks never get close.
Recipes for your kitchen, a plan for the week and one shopping list.
Free trial for new subscribers. iPhone only.