7courses - The easy to use online recipe manager.
7courses - The easy to use online recipe manager. launched on January 30, 2012 with 47 votes, #31 of 306 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches.
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7courses is an online recipe manager that helps users organize and access their recipes in one place. It is designed for anyone who cooks and wants a simple way to store, search, and manage recipes. The platform launched in 2012 and offers an easy-to-use interface for recipe collection and organization.
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I am happy to announce the updated release of my web app, 7courses. http://7courses.com/ 7courses makes it ridiculously easy to jot down and manage your collection of recipes. As someone who cooks, I often find recipes online or in cookbooks, but have no way to organize them. I have been looking for a digital "recipe box". After plenty of searching I just made my own. 7courses was built around the idea that you should be able to choose how you want to organize your recipes, and doing so should be easy and quick. The UI is responsive and intuitive, with a no frills design. Just jump right in…
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Awhile back I launched http://7courses.com on here to get some preliminary feedback. The reception was positive, but there were a few issues that had to be addressed. Mainly, the font, and the lack of a normal user system (limited to openID logins). This has been changed, along with a whole ton of other features which may or may not be immediately apparent. Either way, I think this project has come a long way, and hope you can find some use from it. http://7courses.com http://twitter.com/7courses 7courses is a central place where you can store and collect all your recipes. Say goodbye to…
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