Sprig

Cooking from three browser tabs and a scribbled note? Sprig turns any recipe page into a tidy, aisle-sorted grocery list with a single click. It scales the servings, merges duplicate ingredients across every recipe and site, and sorts everything by aisle, so you shop once, in order, without backtracking.

What Sprig does

• One-click capture. Open any recipe, click the 🌱 Sprig icon, and choose “Add this page’s recipe.” Sprig reads the page only at that moment.
• Scales servings. Cooking for six instead of four? Bump the servings and every quantity rescales, including fractions like 1½ cups.
• Merges duplicates. Two recipes that both call for flour become one line. Sprig even combines compatible units (1 tbsp + 1 tsp → 1⅓ tbsp; 1 lb + 8 oz → 1.5 lb) and never mixes families it can’t trust.
• Sorts by aisle. Produce, Dairy & Eggs, Meat & Seafood, Bakery, Pantry and more. Each section gets an emoji marker and a live item count, so your trip flows down one side of the store and up the other.
• Built for your phone. The list page is fully responsive: fluid widths, no sideways scrolling, and big, comfortable tap targets.
• Share anywhere. Send your list to WhatsApp or Telegram, push it to your Notes app (Apple Notes, Google Keep) through the system share sheet, or copy and print a clean list.

Why it’s different

Most “meal planning” apps want a monthly subscription, an account, and your shopping habits. Sprig does one job and does it well: it converts a recipe to a shopping list and gets out of your way. No subscription, no account, no upsell wall, and it works with the recipes you already read on any site.

If a full meal-planner is a Swiss Army knife you rarely open, Sprig is the sharp paring knife you reach for every week.

Private by design

Sprig requests no host permissions and reads a page only on your click, using activeTab. Everything is local: your list lives in your browser’s storage, with no server, no account, and no analytics or tracking. Sharing to WhatsApp or Telegram simply opens those apps in a new tab. Sprig itself uploads nothing.

One-time price, no subscription

Sprig is $12, paid once. No monthly fee, no annual renewal, no “premium tier” that holds your own grocery list hostage. A 14-day free trial lets you try before you buy, and viewing and checking off your list stays free forever.