Know what your week may cost
Budget-aware cooking
Your ingredient price list powers recipe and cost-per-serve estimates. Compare the shopping list with a weekly budget and replace estimates with actual prices as you shop.
Open Kyura
Why it matters
Built around the way recipes really arrive
Generic recipe prices rarely match a real household. Kyura starts with the prices you enter for ingredients you buy, in the units and pack sizes that make sense to you.
Those prices feed recipe total and cost-per-serve estimates. Recipes with incomplete data show a partial estimate and identify the missing ingredient prices instead of pretending the number is complete.
The active shopping list compares its estimated total with the weekly grocery budget you set. You can replace an estimate with the price paid, complete the shop, and build a simple weekly spend history.
The flow
How it works
Set a weekly budget
Choose a grocery amount that fits your household rather than accepting a default.
Build your price list
Add the current prices and units for ingredients you regularly buy.
Plan and estimate
Recipe costs and the week’s shopping estimate update from your saved prices.
Record the real shop
Enter actual prices as needed and complete the list to keep a weekly history.
No supermarket API in v1
Kyura does not claim live Coles, Woolworths, or ALDI pricing. The first version uses values entered by the user.
Partial estimates stay honest
Missing prices are flagged so you can see where an estimate is incomplete.
Designed for later integrations
The data model can support retailer pricing in a future version without making it a launch promise.
Common questions
Clear before clever
Where do the prices come from?
In v1, you enter ingredient prices manually. This keeps the estimate tied to the products and shops you use.
What happens when an ingredient has no price?
Kyura shows that the recipe estimate is partial and identifies the missing price rather than hiding the gap.
Can I record what I actually spent?
Yes. Shopping list estimates can be replaced with actual prices, then logged when the shop is completed.
Keep exploring
Related parts of the week
Your recipe collection is waiting
Open Kyura on the web, add the first recipe you want to keep, and build the week from food you already love.
Web app available now. Native store links will appear after publication.