The recipe everyone asks for, finally in one place
After every dinner party someone texts "can you send me that recipe?" Give your friends a shared cookbook instead: a private group for your supper club, potluck crew or old roommates, where everyone's best dishes live.
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Sound familiar?
Lost in the group chat
The recipe was sent once, three hundred messages ago, as a blurry photo of a cookbook page.
The same request, every dinner
Your dip is famous. You've typed it out six times. Each time, someone asks again next month.
Friends aren't family
You want to share your chili with the supper club without also sharing Grandma's secret recipes with everyone you know.
How friend groups use Morsel
- 1
Start a group
Name it after the crew: Sunday Supper Club, Friendsgiving, the Maple Street Potluck.
- 2
Drop the link in the chat
Share a private invite link in the group chat. Friends join free in a minute.
- 3
Everyone adds their signature dish
The dip, the pie, the thing they always get asked to bring. It takes a couple of minutes.
- 4
Cook, comment, repeat
Try each other's recipes, leave tips in the comments, and plan the next dinner from the book.
What friend groups use most
Friend group cookbook ideas
Supper club
Keep every menu you've cooked together, and the recipes people keep asking about.
Friendsgiving
Collect everyone's dish ahead of time, so nobody brings the third mac and cheese.
The neighborhood potluck
A block party group where the recipes outlast the paper plates.
College roommates
The ramen upgrade, the 2am quesadilla, and the grown-up versions you all make now.
Meal train for new parents
Freezer-friendly recipes friends can make, drop off, and share with the next new family.
A wedding or shower cookbook
Every guest adds a favorite recipe for the couple's first kitchen together.
Game day spread
The wings, the dips and the snacks your crew makes every season.
Book club bites
A recipe to match every book, or just the snacks everyone fights over.
What it costs
Free for the whole crew
Starting a group is free, and so is joining one. On the free plan, every friend can add up to 10 recipes of their own and see every recipe in the group.
Whoever does most of the cooking can go Pro for unlimited recipes, for $29.99 a year.
Compare plans →Questions
Do my friends need to pay?
No. Friends join free, can each add up to 10 recipes on the free plan, and can see every recipe in the group.
Will my friends see my family recipes?
No. Recipes are shared only with the groups you choose. Your supper club group and your family group are completely separate.
Can I be in more than one friend group?
Yes. Join or create as many groups as you like, and share any recipe with more than one of them.
How do I invite friends?
Invite them by email, or share a private invite link in your group chat. Any member can invite others.
Can we make a cookbook as a gift for a friend?
Yes. Collect recipes from everyone in a group now, and print them as a book when printed cookbooks launch for the 2026 holidays.
Start your group today
Add your first recipe in a couple of minutes, then send the invite link.
Get started freeFree for up to 10 recipes. See pricing