Recipe Keeper: Cookmarks

Stop losing recipes to forgotten browser bookmarks. Tap share, save the recipe, find it again when you actually want to cook it.

Do you bookmark recipes you'll probably never cook? I know I do. I built Cookmarks as a bookmark manager for recipes. Not a cookbook. Not a meal planner. Not an AI chef. Just a clean home for every recipe I swear I'll try someday.

Tap share on any recipe page. Cookmarks pulls the ingredients, the steps, the photo, the nutrition numbers if it can, all of it. The recipe lands in your library in about couple of seconds. No retyping. No copy paste. No "sign up to see the recipe" popups.

Then, on the day you decide to cook: • Tick off ingredients as you grab them • Tick off steps as you work through them • Drag the servings slider and watch the amounts recalculate themselves • Pull up nutrition info if you care

Sort your library by date, title, or website. Notice you save a lot from Serious Eats? Tap the domain and browse only that one. Your cookbook quietly becomes a map of the food blogs you actually like.

Pick your flavor: keep it free with a few ads, or subscribe to turn them off. Both get every feature. No locked buttons. No pro only recipes.

Heads up: Cookmarks needs an internet connection. Your recipes live on a secure server so you can reach them from any device you sign into.

How to start:

1. Make an account with email, Apple or Google sign in
2. Open a recipe in your browser, tap Share, pick Cookmarks
3. Done. It's in your library.

For the recipe collectors. The "I'll cook it next weekend" crowd. The people with 200 open tabs right now. You know who you are.

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