SummitPlateIs SummitPlate in ChatGPT free?
Adding the app is free. It uses your SummitPlate account, so you get what your account includes: a free account saves up to 50 recipes, and a subscription saves unlimited recipes.
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Use SummitPlate inside ChatGPT
Already ask ChatGPT what to make for dinner? Add SummitPlate and the recipes you like stop disappearing into old chats. Save them to your cookbook, swap a night in your meal plan and check the grocery list, all from the same conversation.
What you can do from ChatGPT
- Save a recipe from the chat to your private SummitPlate cookbook
- Find, read and edit recipes you've saved
- Add or replace a dinner in your meal plan, after you approve the change
- See tonight's dinner and the full recipe
- Read your grocery list, add items and mark what you already have
- Search SummitPlate's recipe catalog
Your household's tastes, rules and weekly plans live in SummitPlate. Build the week on SummitPlate, then make changes from ChatGPT whenever it's easier.
Set it up in a minute
- Step 1
Add SummitPlate Cookbook in ChatGPT
Use the button above, or search for SummitPlate in ChatGPT's apps.
- Step 2
Connect your SummitPlate account
Sign in when ChatGPT asks. No account yet? You can create a free one from that screen.
- Step 3
Ask in plain words
Say "SummitPlate" in your request, like "save this to my SummitPlate cookbook."
Common questions
Can ChatGPT change my meal plan without asking?
No. ChatGPT shows you the change first and saves it only after you approve it. Meals you didn't mention stay as they are.
Who can see the recipes I save?
Saved recipes are private to your account. SummitPlate uses what it receives through ChatGPT only to run the features you ask for, and doesn't sell it, use it for ads or use it to train AI models. You can also connect with read-only access.
Where do my saved recipes show up?
In your cookbook on summitplate.com and in the SummitPlate iPhone app, labeled as a ChatGPT recipe.