Recipe app / meal planning / custom web development · Portfolio example
Cyrus Ramsey: Recipe & Meal-Planning App
A recipe and meal-planning web app that connects recipe discovery, budget meals, portions, shopping lists and weekly planning.
Work directly with Brian Bateman in Sheboygan, Wisconsin. Serving businesses locally and nationwide.
New app · October 20, 2026
From finding a recipe to planning the week
Cyrus Ramsey now brings recipe discovery, meal building and weekly planning into one connected web app. The homepage leads with a practical promise: good food, with a plan for what comes next.
Visitors can find a recipe, explore budget-friendly dishes, build a meal and keep a shortlist. The recipe collection connects portions and shopping lists with the meals people actually want to cook.
The challenge
A large recipe collection needs to help people decide what to make tonight, choose useful companions and use the ingredients they bring home. The experience must also keep restaurant discoveries and food news easy to reach.
A clearer path from inspiration to dinner
DOYJO shaped the app around a simple sequence: pick a main, find its partners, cook well for less and use what you buy. Recipe cards offer quick recipe views and an Add to week action. The planner puts connected meals and reserved portions in context.
The green Cyrus Ramsey identity and food photography remain central. On a phone-sized screen, the recipe, budget, meal-building, weekly planning and shortlist controls stay visible above the main introduction.
Restaurant discovery and food news retain their own navigation paths, allowing the recipe app to lead without losing the broader publication.
App launch performance snapshot
The supplied October 20 Lighthouse screenshot records 100 Performance, 100 Accessibility, 100 Best Practices and 92 SEO.
- Performance
- 100
- Accessibility
- 100
- Best Practices
- 100
- SEO
- 92
First contentful paint: 0.4 s. Largest contentful paint: 0.6 s. Total blocking time: 0 ms. Cumulative layout shift: 0. Speed Index: 0.4 s.
These figures describe the pictured lab run. The complete audit configuration is not shown, so they are not presented as a standardized mobile benchmark or a new independent test. Scores can vary and do not establish rankings, traffic growth or complete accessibility.
Historical search evidence
The Google Search achievements below belong to the earlier publication. They predate the new app and are retained as historical evidence, not results attributed to this launch.
Google Search achievement history
Successive milestones, documented by Google
Google’s saved achievement history documents progression from the 40K-click milestone on Nov 2, 2022 to the 60K-click milestone on Nov 11, 2022.
| Google milestone | Achieved |
|---|---|
| 40K clicks in 28 days | Nov 2, 2022 |
| 45K clicks in 28 days | Nov 4, 2022 |
| 50K clicks in 28 days | Nov 6, 2022 |
| 60K clicks in 28 days | Nov 11, 2022 |
These dated achievements make the campaign’s progress visible beyond a single month’s comparison. We preserve the proof and continue using current search data to choose the next practical improvement.
Each badge represents a historical 28-day milestone. The milestones are not added together or presented as current monthly traffic, and the earliest saved badge is not assumed to be the campaign start.
Your next step
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