Morsel
Strava for cooking
203 followers
Strava for cooking
203 followers
Morsel is the social networking app for cooking. Follow your friends, see what they are making, get inspired!
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@blacob Hi. Does it track my cooking like Strava tracks runs, or is it more just for sharing recipes?
@blacob @julia_zakharova2 Same question. I would also like to track the favorite dishes my wife cooks. Another feature I would like to see is automatic filling using AI based on a screenshot, printed recipe, or even just a photo of the dish with a semi decent automatic naming.
@blacob @julia_zakharova2 @visualpharm The recipe filling is in the pipeline. The auto naming is something I had not thought of but would also be interesting!
@blacob @julia_zakharova2 More like how strava tracks runs! We are always looking for different ways that people are looking to track their cooking if there is anything you find missing!
This would be a perfect app to integrate with ATprotocol
really like the "strava for cooking" framing. curious how you handle the motivation side — do people actually keep logging meals after the first week or does it drop off? with running apps the streaks and stats are what keep people coming back, wondering if you've found something similar works for cooking.
@keith_hiyamojo We have been testing out some different ways to keep it fun, interesting, and exciting to come back! The leaderboard was the first thought, but streaks and shared weekly recipes for everyone to share will be coming soon!
The Letterboxd comparison immediately makes this make sense. Does the feed show the recipe itself or just that a friend made something? Curious whether it's more of a "what are people cooking" discovery layer or closer to a shared cookbook. Nice job !
@ikalimullin Thanks! The feed is targeted towards "what are people cooking", and then we have an explore page with recipes that works as a shared cookbook! We tie the meals with the recipes that people used to make them and then for different recipes we show how it turned out for your friends and other users.
loved the idea, is it limited to my network or i can explore other people near me or something else. as i recently started cooking so i love the idea :)
@gamifykaran encourage a friend to join with you! You can share a direct link to your profile via the person icon tab in the app.
Or for now, check out the "everyone" section of the leaderboard for super active people to follow.
How are you encouraging people to keep sharing regularly, rather than it becoming something they use once and forget?
@becky_gaskell we have a leaderboard, which we know encourages some people to post. We have some notifications, though we really don't want to be annoying. I think more games, like the leaderboard, is probably the way to make the app fun enough that folks just naturally tend to return
@blacob That makes sense, keeping it fun rather than pushy is probably the right balance. Are you seeing the leaderboard drive consistent activity, or more short bursts of engagement?
can you add voting so me and my friends can compete to be the best chef? morsel is awesome, loving it!
@brendan_ashworth Chef of the week is coming!
@brendan_ashworth @jack_cameron1
+1 on competing with friends! brendan add me on morsel