Recipe saver app

Every recipe.
One cookbook.

LinkDish saves recipes from around the web as clear, practical cookbook entries. Keep the source, lose the clutter, and cook without fighting the webpage.

A saved recipe inside the LinkDish recipe saver app

How it works

From recipe link to dinner in three steps.

1

Paste or share

Send LinkDish a public recipe page from your browser or paste its link into the app.

2

Save the useful parts

Ingredients, steps, timing, servings, the photo, and the original source become one readable entry.

3

Cook and shop

Scale the recipe, use cook mode, start parsed timers, and move ingredients to your shopping list.

Built for the kitchen

A saved recipe should be useful, not just bookmarked.

Browser bookmarks remember where a recipe lives. LinkDish turns it into something you can actually cook from.

  • Large, focused cooking steps
  • Timers kept beside the instructions that need them
  • Serving scaling without doing the math yourself
  • Personal and shared household shopping lists
  • The original recipe source always stays available
LinkDish focused cook mode LinkDish recipe shopping list

Frequently asked

Recipe saver questions.

Can I use LinkDish for free?

Yes. The free plan includes three recipe imports and space for up to fifteen saved recipes. No card is required.

Where does LinkDish work?

LinkDish is available on Android and the web. On iPhone and iPad, the web app can be added to your Home Screen from Safari.

Does LinkDish remove the original source?

No. Every imported recipe keeps its original source visible and one tap away.

Build your cookbook.

Save your first recipe without entering a credit card.