Feastmark: Save Any Recipe

Now on iPhone and iPad. Cook Mode on iPad landscape puts the step beside the list. Optional iCloud keeps the library on your other devices.

You saved it. You'll never find it again.

It's in a TikTok you liked three weeks ago, or an Instagram post you sent yourself, or a video where the ingredients go by so fast you had to keep scrubbing back. The recipe is in there somewhere. You just can't cook from it.

Feastmark pulls the recipe out.

Tap Share on almost anything — a video, a post, a link — and pick Feastmark. It reads the page, and when the recipe is only spoken out loud, it listens to the video too. You get a real recipe: ingredients you can check off, steps you can follow, saved on your phone or iPad.

Then it helps you make it better. Log each cook with a rating and a note about what you'd change, and that note is the first thing waiting for you the next time you open it.

SAVING • Share from TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and recipe blogs — no copy and paste • Paste a link straight into the app • Pulls the recipe from what's spoken in the video when the caption doesn't have it • Type one in yourself and add your own photo • If something doesn't come through, it's saved as a draft you can finish in a few taps

COOKING • Cook Mode: one step at a time, big type, ingredients you tap to check off • On iPad landscape, the step sits beside the list • Timers pulled straight out of the step — "simmer 20 minutes" becomes a timer you tap once • Your screen stays awake, so you're not poking it with wet hands • Change the servings and every ingredient rescales • Making a drink? It says Make, not Cook

REMEMBERING • Log each cook with a rating, a photo, and what you'd do differently • Your "next time" note comes back automatically when you open the recipe again • Notes, favorites, and collections to group things how you think about them • Search across titles, tags, and ingredients — find the recipe by what's in it

YOURS, AND ONLY YOURS • No account. Nothing to sign up for • No ads, no trackers, no analytics • Your recipes live on this device — or, if you turn on iCloud, on your other Apple devices. Feastmark never sees them.