Recipe Keeper: Private Library

Keep the recipes you mean to make. Save from links, photos, scans, text and PDFs, then turn a little inspiration into dinner. No account or subscription.

A little space for recipes worth returning to.

Recipe Keeper brings your saved links, screenshots, cookbook pages and family recipes into a private cookbook on your iPhone. Review the ingredients, keep the original, and cook when the moment feels right.

SAVE YOUR INSPIRATION Import public recipe webpages, paste text, choose photos, scan printed pages or open PDFs. Use the Share menu in other apps to save a source to your inbox. Website support varies; when a page cannot be read, keep its link and add text or screenshots.

MAKE IT YOURS Edit ingredients and steps, add notes and result photos, organize with tags and collections, and keep favorites close. Review uncertain amounts against the original source.

COOK WITH A LITTLE MORE FOCUS Scale numeric ingredient amounts without changing the original recipe. Follow large steps, set kitchen timers, and record what you cooked. Choose local reminders or occasional inspiration from recipes you saved.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN No Recipe Keeper account, developer cloud, advertising or analytics service. Recipe processing and storage stay on your device. Importing a link contacts its publisher directly. Apple handles in-app purchases. You decide when and where to export a copy.

A BACKUP YOU CONTROL Export a .recipebox backup to Files and restore it when you move to another iPhone. There is no automatic library backup or sync, so export regularly. PDF and text copies are for sharing, not restoring your library.

TRY YOUR FIRST THREE RECIPES Save and use three recipes free. Full Cookbook is an optional one-time purchase for unlimited saved recipes, with Family Sharing. There are no subscriptions or import credits. Existing recipes stay accessible if you choose not to buy.

Local-video frame reading is a beta feature for selected clips up to 10 minutes and 500 MB. Optional on-device speech depends on the device and language. A social-video link alone does not guarantee a complete recipe or audio transcription.