Recipe saver app
Every recipe.
One cookbook.
LinkDish saves recipes from websites, YouTube, TikTok, Pinterest, photos and pasted text as clean, practical cookbook entries. Keep the source, lose the clutter, and cook without fighting the page.
Why a recipe saver
A bookmark remembers.
A cookbook helps.
Browser bookmarks and screenshots remember where a recipe lives. LinkDish turns it into something you can search, scale, plan with and cook from.
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Save from anywhere
Recipe sites, YouTube and Shorts descriptions, TikTok captions, Pinterest pins, photos of cookbook pages and pasted text all land in the same cookbook.
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Find it again
Mark favorites, group recipes into collections, add tags, and search titles, ingredients and notes with the best match first.
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Cook from it
Large, focused steps and timers taken from the method. Timers keep running between steps, and cook mode remembers where you were.
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Make it fit
Scale servings and switch between US and metric, oven temperatures included, without doing the math yourself.
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Plan and shop
Put recipes on the days you'll cook them and get one shopping list, grouped by aisle, for the whole week.
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Keep it yours
Every recipe keeps its source credited. Export a full backup whenever you like, or bring recipes over from a Paprika export.
How it works
From link to dinner
in three steps.
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01
Paste or share
Paste a link on the web, or share it to LinkDish from another Android app.
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02
Check the recipe
Ingredients, steps, times, servings and the photo arrive tidy and ready to edit.
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Save and cook
Keep it in your cookbook, add it to the week, and cook with timers.
Questions
Recipe saver
questions.
Is the LinkDish recipe saver free?
Yes. The Free plan includes 3 recipe imports and up to 15 saved recipes, with cook mode, the shopping list and offline access. No card is required. Plus adds 100 imports a month and unlimited saves.
Where does LinkDish work?
On Android and as a web app in any modern browser. On iPhone and iPad, open the web app in Safari and add it to your Home Screen. A native iPhone app is on the way.
Does LinkDish remove the original source?
No. Every imported recipe keeps its original source visible and one tap away.
Can I use my saved recipes offline?
Yes. Saved recipes open without a connection. Importing a new recipe needs the internet.
Can I get my recipes out again?
Yes. You can export a full backup of your cookbook at any time.
Keep reading
Start your cookbook.
It's free.
Save your first recipe in less time than it takes the oven to preheat.