I met my girlfriend via online dating and she is often checking out recipes on social media, so I came up with the idea to combine cooking and Tinder as a tiny side project.

I built an app that lets you swipe recipes to add them to your cookbook and called it "Daily Cook" and it is available on both Android and iOS. :)

Is it open source?

@cafecortado Not yet, as I have not taken enough care on managing the secrets of the repo

Lmfao I might download this

@3cki is it written in Java? or Kotlin? or JS?

That is the one-in-a-million-opportunity for using a rooster as the logo an calling it "the daily cock".

Oh shit that actually sounds cool

Are you gonna call it tinner or dinder?

@neriald How about dinner

this is really cool. i have a lot of trouble browsing for recipes. how do you prioritize which recipes are shown?

Looks good. But can it swipe back? I'm not going to pour all of my heart in to a recipe if it's not going to atleast take me out for drinks. Let's get to know each other first, quiche.

It's all fun and games until you get a match.

Wow, that's a great idea. I have friends who also met that way.)

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