July 4, 2026
Playlists, polished.
Playlists got a UX and UI pass this week — building and tidying a collection is smoother than ever.
What's new
The latest features, fixes, and improvements we've shipped to Belly.
July 1, 2026
Your grocery list, built in.
Grocery lists have landed. Add ingredients as you go and take Belly with you to the store — your new shopping companion.
June 29, 2026
Smarter times, faster everything.
A big batch this week — recipes got richer timing, shared links now show the full method, and a handful of friction points across search, playlists, notes, and sign-in got quietly fixed.
June 13, 2026
No more passwords, and a better planner.
Passwords are out. A few planner improvements landed too — adding recipes on mobile got a lot smoother, and you can now upload a new recipe straight from the planner.
May 28, 2026
Planner notes, and meals without recipes.
The weekly planner got more flexible — room for the little reminders, and space for the meals that don't need a recipe at all.
May 27, 2026
The changelog, the journal, and a tidier sidebar.
A little housekeeping week. We gave the marketing site a proper changelog and journal, and made the app sidebar less in-the-way.
May 18, 2026
Add a recipe from a photo.
Two ways into Belly got a lot better this week — snap a picture, or paste a link that finally just works.
May 11, 2026
Recipe playlists.
Curate recipes into playlists — a week of meals, a themed collection, or just the dinners that actually work. Whatever makes sense for how you cook.
May 6, 2026
Shareable recipe links.
Found something good? Send it. Share any recipe with a link, and friends can add it straight to their own Belly.
May 4, 2026
Belly has a website.
A big week — Belly got its own home on the web — alongside a couple of planning and cooking touches, one of them straight from a user.
April 25, 2026
Import from a URL.
You shouldn't have to retype a recipe you found online. Paste a link and Belly does the typing for you.
April 24, 2026
First build.
The very beginning. A place to save a recipe and give it a home. That's the whole app — and it's enough to start.