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DISCOVERCreate a vegetarian recipes app
Vegetarian recipes app builder: seasonal recipes and a weekly menu sent by push
Readers open the current season, save their favorite recipes, and every Sunday receive the week's vegetarian menu, reserved for your subscribers.
Put your vegetarian and vegan cooking blog in a native app, without code: recipes sorted by season, the week's menu sent on Sunday, free recipes and recipes for subscribers, and Chatbot answers drawn from your pages.
Free 30-day trial - No credit card required
One section per season
Spring, summer, autumn, winter: recipes that follow what's at the market
Sort your recipes into four sections, one per season, and put the one just starting at the top: asparagus and peas in April, squash and mushrooms in October. Mark vegan recipes with a word in the title or a section of their own, so readers who skip eggs and dairy find theirs without searching.
The week's menu, every Sunday at 10 a.m.
Five seasonal vegetarian dinners and their shopping list, for subscribers
Each week, publish a “Menu of the week” article: five seasonal dinners, the linked recipes and the shopping list. Monday stays readable by all; the rest opens to subscribers. A scheduled notification goes out on Sunday at 10 a.m. wherever the reader lives, and opens the menus section.
A typical week, in four beats
The rhythm that keeps the app alive, from writing to the Sunday push.
Thursday
You put the menu together with the week's vegetables.Friday
You schedule the article for Sunday morning, with Monday's preview left open.Sunday
The notification goes out at 10 a.m.; subscribers get the full menu and the shopping list.During the week
You answer comments and publish a free recipe for new readers.
Vegetarian and vegan, side by side
Egg-free and dairy-free versions, flagged where readers look
For each vegetarian recipe, give the vegan version in the same article, and flag gluten-free or nut-free recipes in the title. Readers spot what suits them at a glance, and the Chatbot can find those recipes when asked.
What AI adds to a vegetarian blog
Three uses, priced where a price applies.
For leftovers
“What can I make with quinoa and carrots?”
The Chatbot digs through your published recipes, replies in whatever language it's asked and links each recipe; outside a subscription, it sticks to free recipes.
$35/month
To substitute
The substitutions table
What replaces egg in a cake, cream in a sauce: write down what the table should show, and the AI Extension Builder assembles it as a new section.
Free
To translate
Your recipes in other languages
The back office's built-in one-click translator helps publish a recipe in French or Spanish while keeping your tone; read it over before publishing.
What else readers find
Favorites
Recipes saved for the week.
Search
Find a recipe by a vegetable or a word from the title.
Comments
Readers' variations and successes under each recipe; you moderate.
Readers' photos
A form to send a picture of their dish.
A badge on reserved menus
To tell at a glance what is for subscribers.
Your imported blog
Your WordPress site's feed fills an open section, with no retyping.
The vegetarian blogger
Her seasonal recipes stay free; the Sunday menu and the shopping list are for subscribers.
The vegetarian restaurant
If its main goal is bringing diners back, the restaurant loyalty app suits it better.
Restaurant loyalty appThe 30-day plant-based program
For a nutrition challenge, one piece of content a day and scheduled notifications, see the app dedicated to plant-based eating.
Vegetarian and vegan nutritionVegetarian recipes app: frequently asked questions
How do I build a vegetarian recipes app without coding?
Pick a design, create one section per season, import or write your recipes, then schedule the Sunday menu. GoodBarber compiles the iOS and Android apps and publishes them on the stores, with you or through its publishing service.
Do my free recipes stay free?
Yes: you choose recipe by recipe what is reserved. The week's menu can be the only paid thing, provided ten items are locked, the last ten menus for instance.
Does the menu arrive at the same time for everyone?
Yes, 10 a.m. for everyone, wherever they are: scheduled notifications can follow the reader's own time zone.
My vegetarian blog already exists: do I retype everything?
No. Your blog's feed fills a section of the app; those imported articles stay open to all, and your reserved menus are written in the CMS.
Premium or Pro to reserve the menu?
Premium is enough once you add Memberships; Pro already has it. And before the menu goes on sale, the web version must be live on your domain.
Extension Store
What a vegetarian blog app is made of: Memberships for the menu (added on Premium, present on Pro), articles, the blog feed, alerts, favorites, a form, the AI Extension Builder and the Chatbot.
How much does a vegetarian recipes app cost?
With the Premium plan, your iOS and Android apps are published; to reserve the week's menu, add Memberships, already part of Pro. Scheduled notifications and the blog import are included.
| Premium · your apps and their web version | $55 /month, billed yearly |
| Memberships for the Sunday menu | $49 /month |
| Pro · Memberships present | $105 /month, billed yearly |
GoodBarber takes nothing from subscriptions; Apple and Google keep a share. Developer accounts are paid to the stores.
Pioneers of no-code
15 years of experience building native apps for businesses and content publishers. And the numbers to prove it.
25 000+
Daily downloads for apps built with GoodBarber*
30 000+
Clients have brought their app projects to life with GoodBarber
2011
The year GoodBarber was born: no-code, before anyone else
* Source: internal download tracking, App Store and Google Play, April 2026.
GoodBarber turns your vegetarian blog into an app: recipes by season and a weekly menu for subscribers
Seasonal sections, vegan versions, the Sunday menu by scheduled notification, free and reserved recipes, Chatbot on your recipes, a substitutions table.