SHSelfHostIndex
OP

OpenEats

Self-hosted recipe management web application

Recipe Managers ★ 696 stars Medium setup MIT

OpenEats is a self-hosted recipe management site that lets you store, search, and organize recipes. It supports importing recipes, scaling ingredients, and building a personal cookbook.

Official siteSource code

Key features

  • Recipe storage and search
  • Ingredient scaling
  • Recipe import
  • Multi-user accounts

Pros & cons

Strengths

  • Straightforward to deploy
  • Docker-friendly

Trade-offs

  • Development has slowed
  • Dated interface

Is OpenEats secure?

OSV.dev has no published security advisories for OpenEats's repository. No known vulnerabilities is not proof of security: it means none have been publicly catalogued.

Source: OSV.dev, checked 2026-10-14. How this is measured.

OpenEats replaces

Self-hosted Paprika alternativesSelf-hosted Yummly alternatives

Health badge

Maintain OpenEats? Add its health score to your README. The badge links back to this page.

SelfHostIndex: 61 · good

Markdown
[![SelfHostIndex health score for OpenEats](https://selfhostindex.com/badge/openeats.svg)](https://selfhostindex.com/app/openeats/)
HTML
<a href="https://selfhostindex.com/app/openeats/"><img src="https://selfhostindex.com/badge/openeats.svg" alt="SelfHostIndex health score for OpenEats"></a>
reStructuredText
.. image:: https://selfhostindex.com/badge/openeats.svg
   :alt: SelfHostIndex health score for OpenEats
   :target: https://selfhostindex.com/app/openeats/

The score is recomputed on every nightly rebuild from public repository data — see how it is calculated.

Compare OpenEats

9 head-to-head comparisons.

Similar recipe managers apps