FOOGG
About FOOGG

Recipe tools for the awkward real-world cases

FOOGG focuses on the moment after you find a recipe: the pan is different, one ingredient is short, the package is larger, or the instructions do not quite match the ingredient list.

Product principles

  • Useful before clever: solve a specific kitchen problem with visible math.
  • Private by default: core tools run locally in the browser.
  • Clear estimates: cooking estimates are labeled as estimates.
  • Distinct tools: each indexable tool page addresses a different kitchen decision rather than repeating the same calculator under new wording.

How FOOGG is reviewed and maintained

FOOGG is maintained as a working utility, not a library of automatically generated recipe pages. Calculator behavior is covered by regression tests for scaling, fractions, ingredient limits, pan comparisons, unit conversion and recipe-consistency checks. Public pages are reviewed against the visible methodology, and reference guidance is updated when a source or assumption materially changes.

Before a production release is accepted, the site checks indexable URLs, canonical links, sitemap coverage, internal links, structured data, legal/advertising integration and key calculator behavior. The production release is then verified on the public domain. Those checks do not make the tools infallible, but they create a repeatable maintenance process instead of leaving pages unattended.

What FOOGG is not

FOOGG is not a nutrition service, food-safety authority, medical service or substitute for a recipe author's doneness instructions. It is a practical calculation and consistency-checking utility. Where the math is dependable, the formula is shown; where cooking introduces uncertainty, the result is labeled as an estimate or review prompt.

Editorial responsibility and advertising

The service operator and public contact details are listed in the legal notice. FOOGG may be supported by advertising; the relationship between advertising and site content is explained in the advertising disclosure. Advertising does not change calculator formulas or the methodology used to explain them.

Accessibility

FOOGG uses native form controls, keyboard-accessible interactions, responsive layouts and result announcements for assistive technology. See the accessibility statement for the current scope and limitations.

Last reviewed: September 28, 2026.