1000 recipes.
Zero servers.
Every quest lives on your phone — breakfast through dessert, five rarity tiers, offline forever. Rollfork has no backend to slow down, spy on you, or shut down.
The quest board
Tonight's quest, at a glance.
Set the rules for dinner, see exactly how many recipes qualify, then let the D20 choose. Practical meal planning, dressed for adventure.
- Pantry-aware rolls
- Five rarity tiers
- Offline by design
Roll for dinner.
Low rolls summon humble classics. High rolls summon rare feasts. A natural 20 is a kitchen holiday — and the die only chooses quests your pantry can actually cook.
Fate, with filters
Meal type, time, difficulty, dietary needs, missing-ingredient allowance — the die respects your Tuesday. Favorites, history, and servings scaling included.
Scan the receipt
Photograph your groceries and on-device text recognition stocks the pantry in seconds. The photo is processed locally and deleted. Expiration warnings before anything spoils.
Yours to keep
Your pantry, recipes, and history live in a local database with versioned backup export. The Android build ships without the INTERNET permission — privacy you can verify, not just believe.
No account. No cloud. No tracking.
Most meal apps want your email before they'll show you soup. Rollfork can't ship your data to a server — there is no server. The only network traffic is the app store itself, if you buy a cosmetic die skin.
The tavern opens
August 8.
Free at launch — dinner decided before your kettle boils.
Coming to the App Store and Google Play