Tableleaf
TABLE-leaf — the extra board when company comes.
Pull up a seat at a creator’s table — not a public feed. Private recipes, meal plans for the week, and one shopping list that carries you from their kitchen to the store.
Tableleaf connects creators and subscribers through private cooking — not another public recipe scroll.
Invite your inner circle or subscribe to a creator you trust. Recipes stay inside that relationship.
Browse a private recipe board, ask questions against that cookbook, and dress the week with a meal plan.
Turn the plan into one shopping list — merged carefully — and cook through the week together.
For creators
Publish a private cookbook, send meal plans to people who’ve pulled up a seat, and keep the intimacy of cooking for your people — without building a whole website.
For subscribers
Follow a creator whose cooking you actually want to eat. Get their recipes and weekly rhythm — not an endless social feed of things you’ll never make.
No public catalog. Recipes move through connections — the people you cook for, not the algorithm.
Line up breakfasts, lunches, and dinners from a shared library — then adjust portions and swap meals without starting over.
Ingredients roll up from your plan into a single shopping list — tuned to merge thoughtfully, not sloppily double-count.
Sign in to open your board, connect with creators, and start dressing this week’s meals.