Happi Happi is a cooking app for more than one person. Collecting recipes, shopping together, cooking together and planning cooking events: here is every part of the app explained.
Available for Android and in your browser. iOS and Windows will follow in a later phase if there is enough interest.
What the badges mean
Real time Changes show up instantly for everyone taking part.
Offline Works without a connection too, in the installed app.
Happi Plus only A cosmetic extra from the voluntary subscription. It only ever refers to the points carrying exactly this badge.
Everything without a badge is included for free.
Recipes
The heart of the app: recipes that can do more than a typed-up sheet of paper.
Ingredients, steps, photos and labels in one clear editor
Group your ingredients, for example “for the dough” and “for the glaze”
Steps with their own timers, linked ingredients and optionally a linked sub-recipe
Convert amounts to a different number of servings or tin size and save that as a new version
Search and filter by label, ingredient, diet, allergen or preparation time
Export recipes as a PDF, print them or pass them on
A note tells you when somebody else is editing the same recipe right now
Just need to resize one pan? The baking pan converter does that on its own, no account needed.
Versions
Several versions of a recipe are allowed to stand side by side as equals.
Any change can become a new version with a name and a note
Grandma’s original and your low-sugar take both stay around
Compare two versions right next to each other
Merge versions back together once one of them has won
Adopt recipes from friends into your own collection, with the origin still visible
Importing recipes
Recipes you already have land in your collection within seconds.
Import from a link, from up to three photos or from a PDF file
Ingredients, amounts and steps are detected automatically, in German and in English
Share a photo from another app and land straight in the import
Before saving, you check and correct everything in the editor
Photos and PDFs are stripped of hidden metadata before they are processed