Recipe Books

Recipe Books live next to Meal Plans in your library. Use them when you want a named collection of recipes — breakfast ideas, pescatarian dinners, dairy-free smoothies — without nesting those recipes inside a meal plan.

Create a book

1. Open Library → Recipe Books in the sidebar, or use the Recipe Books tab at the top of Meal Plans.
2. Use All Recipe Books or My Books to filter the list, then select Create Recipe Book.
3. Add a title and optional description or cover image.
4. On the book Overview tab, select Add Recipes, check the recipes you want, then add them to the book.

Each row shows a cover thumb (or a patterned fallback), recipe count, and how many clients the book is assigned to. Click the assigned-client line to jump to that book’s Clients tab.

On Overview, hover the title or description and click to edit them in place — save with Enter or by clicking away, cancel with Escape. Sort the recipe list and add one or more recipes from the picker. Each recipe row shows a photo, title, calories, and macros. Dietary tags such as High Protein or Dairy Free appear when the source recipe includes them.

Assign to clients

Open the Clients tab on a book (or click Assigned to N clients on a row). Available clients appear in the left-hand roster right away. Search to filter, then assign them (or add everyone at once) and review Assigned Clients on the right. Only you (or a workspace admin) can change assignments on a book you created.

Assigned clients see the book in Recipe Books in their app immediately.

What clients can do

• Browse only the books you assigned to them
• Open recipes and review ingredients and macros
• Tap Log to today if they are on macros-only or hybrid nutrition

Clients on a meal-plan-only setup can still browse assigned books, but they cannot log from them.

Tips

• Keep books focused (one meal type or dietary need) so clients can find ideas quickly.
• You can reorder recipes from the row menu.
• Deleting a book removes it from every assigned client’s library.