Your words are yours
The blurb you write is stored verbatim and displayed untouched, forever. The recipe card is derived from it. If the two ever disagree, your words win.
NiblGo is built by two people. Cameron gets it in front of you, Bryce builds what you find. No investors, no growth team, no roadmap meeting. Just an app we wanted to exist.
Every food app we tried was either a restaurant directory or a calorie police officer. Neither one is what eating is actually like.
The food posts people already make are scattered across stories that vanish and group chats nobody can search. The good stuff, what your friend actually cooks on a Wednesday or the place they keep going back to, disappears within a day.
So we built the smallest thing that fixes that. Four meal slots. A photo, because a food post without a photo isn't a food post. A blurb in your own words. And, if you want it, an AI pass that turns "chicken thing with garlic and whatever" 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.
The blurb you write is stored verbatim and displayed untouched, forever. The recipe card is derived from it. If the two ever disagree, your words win.
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.
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.
Account deletion lives in Settings, works without emailing anyone, and removes your posts, photos and messages rather than hiding them.
When you write to support@niblgo.com, one of us reads it. There is no tier one.
Co-founder, product and finance. Writes the app, refines it, keeps the books, and reads Apple's guidelines twice so nobody else has to.
Co-founder, marketing and sales. The reason you are on this page. Handles growth, partnerships and everything that gets NiblGo in front of people who cook.
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.