How do I get recipes into Dishlo?
Four ways: snap a photo of a cookbook page, add a screenshot from your camera roll,
paste recipe text, or upload a PDF. Dishlo reads it, extracts the ingredients and
instructions, and lets you review everything before saving.
Can Dishlo import a recipe from a link?
No — and that's deliberate. Dishlo doesn't scrape websites or fetch content from
URLs. Recipes belong to the people who wrote them, so you add the content yourself
from sources you have access to. The URL field exists to credit and remember where
a recipe came from.
How does the grocery list actually work?
You pick a date range and Dishlo gathers every ingredient from every meal planned
in that range, combines duplicates, converts units so amounts add up properly, and
sorts everything by store category. Pantry Check lets you hide things you already
have before you head out.
Does it work offline?
Yes. Dishlo is offline-first: your recipes, plans, and lists are stored on your
device and everything you change saves locally, then syncs automatically when
you're back online.
What happens to my data?
It stays yours. No ads, no selling data, and your content is private to your
account. Read the plain-English details in our
Privacy Policy.
When does Dishlo launch?
Soon — Dishlo is in final testing for Google Play, with the App Store to follow.
Email us
and we'll let you know the moment it's live.
