Over the past couple of months I have been working on a recipe sharing website, noshBot.com. I know there are TONS of recipe sharing sites out there, but I wanted to create one that catered to Food Bloggers. I love posting recipe to Cookography, but I have always been frustrated with the blogging software; it gives recipes no respect! Blogging software doesn’t “understand” recipes and all their information and treats them the same as a post about kittens.

This is where noshBot comes in. In addition to letting you enter in, search for and manage recipes like a traditional recipe site, noshBot can integrate with your blog. It is possible to post recipes to your blog directly from noshBot and you easily can import existing recipes from your blog back into noshBot. My thought is that noshBot can server as a recipe database for Food Bloggers. Using noshBot to manage your recipes gives you a couple benefits:

• It automatically formats them
• Makes it easy for you user to print, email and bookmark them
• Lets you track how many times a recipe gets view, printed or emailed on your blog
• Could help drive people looking at recipes on noshBot to your blog

I really need y’alls feedback though! Is this something you would use? Is it actually useful/helpful? Is there something that needs to be changed or added before you would think about using it? I built noshBot from scratch, so can in any cool features you guys come up with… assuming I have time! Also, since it is a work in progress don’t be too surprised if everything is layed out perfectly, well documented or doesn’t work the first time.

Checkout: noshbot.com

Thanks,

Luke