Peach pie
from Dana- 8 ripe peaches, sliced
- ½ cup sugar and a little lemon
- Cinnamon, a pinch of salt
- Two crusts, one cut in strips
Who’sbringing what?
Plan a potluck in minutes, share one link, and let everyone sign up for a dish.
- Still neededAn appetizer2 more
DessertsBourbon pecan pieDana
MainsSmoked brisketMarcus
SidesStreet corn saladRosa
- One simple
link - Everyone
stays in sync - No app
to download
How it works
- 1
Make the potluck
Name, date, place, and roughly how many people.
- 2
Share one link
Text it, email it, or print the QR code for a bulletin board.
- 3
Everyone signs up
Guests say who’s coming and what they’ll bring, and see what’s still needed.
- 4
Keep the good stuff
Afterward, share photos, rate the favorites, and keep every recipe in one cookbook.
The usual potluck problems
- “Seven bags of chips.”
- A live tally for each course shows what’s covered and what’s still needed. Pick something that’s already coming and you get a heads-up.
- “Who said they’d bring ice?”
- Organizers ask for specific things, and each one can be claimed only as many times as needed, even when two people tap at once.
- “Is this gluten-free?”
- Every dish carries its dietary labels, and the organizer can print table cards for the serving line.
- “Can I get that recipe?”
- Guests share recipes, or ask the cook for one. Afterward they all live in the potluck’s cookbook.
The cookbook
Each potluck becomes a cookbook with photos, ratings and the compliments people left. Save a favorite to your recipe box.
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