KitchenTalk

Shared Kitchens

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One Circle, more than one kitchen.

A kitchen is rarely just the kitchen. There's the pantry down the hall, the bar cart, the second fridge in the garage. KitchenTalk keeps each one separately, and then puts them all on one board, side by side, so putting a shop away is a matter of ticking what belongs elsewhere and moving it once.

You don't have to go looking for that board. Scan the week's shop and it lands where you were standing, so KitchenTalk offers, right there under the receipt, to split it across your kitchens. Say later and the same offer waits in everyone's notifications, because a household should know a shop arrived.

A bar, a pantry, a freezer, a garage fridge, an outdoor kitchen, or name your own
Tick many, move once, and one Undo puts every one of them back
Anything not filed anywhere else lives in your main kitchen
The KitchenTalk sorting board with Coco's Kitchen and Bar Cart as columns side by side, two items ticked, and a bar offering to move them to either kitchen
Two kitchens, side by side. Tick what is in the wrong one and move the lot: Undo puts every item back where it came from.
Built for any kitchen

The same kitchen, however many you run.

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A Circle is who a kitchen belongs to: one person, a family, a team or a business, never the kitchen itself. Chat, inventory, scanning, shopping lists and meal planning work the same for everyone in it, whether that's just you or a full household. Any kitchen can become a shared Circle, and once shared, a Circle of one and a Circle of five work exactly the same way.

A Circle can run more than one kitchen. A bar cart, a pantry, a freezer, a garage fridge, an outdoor kitchen, each tracked on its own, all of them visible at once on a single board. Creating a kitchen, and moving anything between them, is the Circle owner's call.

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