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Your words are yours
The caption you write is stored word for word and displayed untouched, forever. The recipe card is derived from it. If the two ever disagree, your words win.
About us
Two friends
Two friends
had an idea
Two recent college grads, Bryce and Cameron, wanted to build something, and they already knew they had a thing for food. They put the two together and made NiblGo.
Think social media, but strictly for food.
Plenty of food apps already exist. Almost all of them are built around the educational side of things, or they are restaurant reviewers.
We're the first app to take social media tactics and put them into simply cooking meals. Four meal slots, a photo every time, and a caption in your own words. If you want it, an AI pass turns that caption into a recipe card your friend can actually cook from.
That's the whole product. We're deliberately not building a feed algorithm or a discovery engine, because both of them change what people post.
What we decided early
Four rules we don't break
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AI output is always editable
Every field on a generated recipe card can be corrected before you post. We'd rather ship a card you fixed than one you couldn't.
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Photo first, always
No text-only posts. If there's no picture of the food, it isn't a food post, and the feed stops being worth opening.
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Deletion actually deletes
Account deletion lives in Settings, works without emailing anyone, and removes your posts, photos and messages rather than hiding them.
The people
Who you're actually emailing
We met playing high school football and have been friends for about nine years since. Both former athletes, both recent grads, and now there are two of us running one app. When you write to support@niblgo.com, one of us reads it. There is no tier one.
Say hi
Feature requests, bug reports, or you just want to tell us the recipe card got your grandma's hotdish wrong. All of it is welcome.