Browse the grid
Open Tucked and explore food photos, kitchens and recipes. Location helps surface nearby results only after you choose to share it.
How it works
Tucked turns nearby dishes, kitchens and recipes into one visual place to explore—then gives you the practical details to act on a find.
Open Tucked and explore food photos, kitchens and recipes. Location helps surface nearby results only after you choose to share it.
See current menu items, listed prices, preparation estimates and the service modes each kitchen publishes.
Create an account to save kitchens, collect recipes, message sellers and place supported orders.
What happens along the way
Public discovery pages are available without an account. Tucked asks you to sign in only when an action needs to sync across devices or connect you with a kitchen.
Share it only when you want nearby results. Browsing still works without location access.
Pickup, delivery, dine-in, payment and preparation details appear only when a kitchen publishes them.
Saved items, messages, orders, payments and account settings are handled inside the web application.
Public home-kitchen pages use a general area rather than residential unit numbers or exact coordinates.
Tucked gives eligible published dishes and menus a public page while keeping seller tools, order operations and private account information inside the web app. Each seller remains in control of what is offered and how customers can receive it.
Tucked FAQs
Everything worth knowing before you browse, save or order through Tucked.
Yes. You can explore the web grid and public kitchen, menu and recipe pages without an account. Sign in is needed only when an action must be saved or connected to you.
Tucked is focused on Singapore for this release. Public pages are generated only for eligible Singapore kitchens and published recipes.
No. Location is optional. If you choose to share it, Tucked can organise discoveries around what is nearby. You can still browse without granting location access.
The web app carries the latest live discovery experience. Search-friendly public pages are refreshed on a schedule, so newly published or removed listings can take up to a day to appear there.
No. Each kitchen chooses its own service modes. Tucked shows pickup, delivery or dine-in only when the kitchen has made that option available.
Open an available dish or kitchen in the web app and follow the ordering flow shown there. You will be asked to sign in before an order or conversation is connected to your account.
Pages show the information currently published by the kitchen. Availability, preparation estimates, prices and service modes can change, so check the live listing before ordering.
Yes. A signed-in account can save kitchens, dishes and recipes for later, even when you are not ready to order.
Personal actions such as saving, messaging, ordering and managing seller tools require an account. Public browsing does not.
No. Public home-kitchen pages use a general Singapore area and exclude residential unit numbers and exact coordinates. A full address is shown publicly only for an appropriate customer-facing business location.
They appear only when the underlying Tucked record supports them. Tucked does not add placeholder ratings, invented reviews or unsupported trust claims.
Yes. Marketing-site analytics loads only after you choose to allow it. You can continue using the site after selecting “Not now”.
Yes. The web app works in modern iPhone and Android browsers, as well as on desktop.
Not yet. Tucked will add official store links only after the native listings are ready. Until then, every device is directed to the working web app.
No. The website stays usable on every supported device, and there are no placeholder App Store or Google Play links.
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