A SuperCook alternative with the macros worked out

SuperCook is a search engine: tell it what's in your kitchen and it searches millions of recipes from thousands of other websites. Solviro's Meal Builder does the same job a different way — a smaller set of recipes written for the app, each with its nutrition calculated and a step-by-step cook mode. Which one suits you depends on what you want out of it.

Written by the Solviro team. Facts about SuperCook checked on 30 September 2026 — sources at the bottom.

Solviro vs SuperCook at a glance

FeatureSolviroSuperCook
PriceFreeFree
Search by ingredients you haveYes — Meal BuilderYes
Number of recipes252, written for SolviroOver 11 million from about 18,000 websites (its App Store description)
Where you read the recipeInside the appOn the original recipe website
Calories and macros per servingYes, on every recipeDepends on the recipe's source website
Beginner cook mode with timersYesDepends on the source website

Where Solviro is the better fit

  • Every recipe has calories, protein, carbs and fat per serving, calculated from the exact weights — useful if you train or count macros.
  • You can filter by calorie range and goal (high protein, low carb, quick), so the results fit your day as well as your fridge.
  • Cook mode walks through each step with how-to guides and timers, without leaving the app.

Where SuperCook is better

  • SuperCook searches far more recipes — millions against Solviro's 252 — so it will find something for almost any odd combination of ingredients.
  • It works in 20 languages. Solviro is English only.
  • It has native iPhone and Android apps. Solviro runs in the browser.

Switching from SuperCook

  1. 1Open the Meal Builder and tick the kit you cook with (stove, oven, air fryer…). It remembers your kitchen.
  2. 2Tick the food you have, pick a calorie range and a goal.
  3. 3Open a recipe and tap “Cook it step by step”.
Try the Meal Builder

Free. No card, no trial.

Questions

Is Solviro's Meal Builder free?

Yes, and it works without an account.

Why does Solviro have fewer recipes?

Each recipe is written for the app so its macros can be calculated from exact ingredient weights. That means fewer recipes, but the numbers are there on every one.

Sources, checked 30 September 2026

SuperCook is a trademark of its owner. Solviro is not affiliated with or endorsed by SuperCook. Prices vary by country and change over time — check the app's own store listing for today's price. Spotted something out of date? Tell us at use.solviro@gmail.com and we'll fix it.

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