From your feed to your table
Share any cooking video to Recipes and keep scrolling. We watch it — the caption, the spoken steps, even the text on screen — and turn it into a clean recipe, ready when you are.
Works with Instagram TikTok YouTube recipe websites photos plain text
Found a recipe on Instagram, TikTok or YouTube? Tap Share, pick Recipes, done. You never leave the app you're in.
The video becomes a real recipe — ingredients with amounts, steps in order — and lands in your cookbook with a notification when it's ready.
One step per screen, the display stays awake, and servings rescale every amount for you. Tonight or in three months — it's yours now.
Most apps give up when the recipe isn't written out. We listen to the spoken steps, read the text on screen, and use the caption when it's there. If an amount is never mentioned, we leave it blank instead of guessing — and every import says where it came from, so you can trust what's on the page.
Instagram Reels and posts, TikTok, YouTube (including Shorts), and virtually any recipe website. You can also paste text or import from a photo.
That's our favourite kind. We transcribe what's spoken and read what's shown on screen. When something genuinely isn't in the video, we leave it blank rather than invent it — you can fill the gap in one tap.
No. Shared recipes open as a clean web page anywhere. If they do have the app, the link opens straight into it.
Free to start, with a Pro upgrade for heavy savers. Recipes is on iPhone today; Android is on the roadmap.