Is the Citron app legit?

Citron is a recipe app for iOS and Android, published by Labforty8 LLC, founded by Habib Redissi. It is not a lemon recipe site and not Petit Citron.

You can import recipes from web links, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, photos (even handwritten), and voice notes.
Put your recipes on the days of the week, from breakfast to dinner.
In Citron, your meals' ingredients come together in a list sorted by aisle. Amounts add up across recipes, with what each recipe needs. You can then send the list as a message to whoever does the shopping.
In France, the Citron recipe app can also put everything in your Carrefour or Monoprix cart. You check it and place the order with them.

Reviews, your data and help

Want to hear from people who've tried it? Read the store reviews before you install.

4.9
App Store US: 4.9 out of 5, from 16 ratings.
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4.8
Google Play France: 4.8 out of 5, from 190 ratings.
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Read October 21, 2026. Ratings and counts can change.

The Citron recipe app is published by Labforty8 LLC, founded by Habib Redissi, in Los Angeles.

On the App Store since October 8, 2025.

Source: Apple's App Store, read October 21, 2026. View the App Store listing

The free plan includes 5 imports a week, refilled every Monday, and placing your recipes on the meal plan yourself.

Citron Pro unlocks unlimited imports, automatic meal plans and recipe adaptation, among other things.

Citron Pro is an annual plan, with a 7-day free trial, or a monthly plan. The free trial is on the annual plan only.

Check the App Store or Google Play for the price of Citron Pro in your country.