Thymora
Welcome to Thymora: your first week in the kitchen
A short, practical guide to setting Thymora up — importing your first recipes, planning a week of meals, keeping the pantry honest and cooking with the assistant beside you.
Step 1 — Bring in the recipes you already cook
Start with five or six recipes you make often. You can paste a link, paste plain text, upload a photo of a handwritten card, import a PDF or spreadsheet, or share a page into Thymora from your phone. Every import lands in a preview screen first, so you can correct quantities and steps before saving.
Step 2 — Plan a week you will actually cook
Open the meal plan and drop saved recipes onto the days that suit you. Nothing is locked: swap a meal, move it to another evening or clear a day without rebuilding the rest of the week.
Step 3 — Let the pantry and the shopping list do the counting
Add what is already in your cupboards and fridge to the Smart Pantry. Thymora then shows what a planned recipe still needs, so the shopping list stays limited to the ingredients you are genuinely missing.
Step 4 — Cook with less friction
Cooking mode gives you a calm step-by-step view, recipe scaling and substitution help at the stove, and Ask Thymora answers questions using your own recipes and plan for context.
What it costs
The Free plan needs no card. Plus and Pro add larger import and assistant allowances — see Plans & Pricing for the full comparison, and the Refund Policy for cancellations.
Questions, privacy and account control
The Support page covers sign-in, imports and billing help. The Privacy Policy and Terms & Conditions explain how your data and account are handled, and you can remove everything at any time from the account deletion page.