How Kitchenote works
Everything you need to save, share, and cook recipes — in one app.
Find a recipe you love
Could be anywhere — your favorite food blog, a YouTube video, or a recipe your grandmother texted you. If it's on the web, Kitchenote can save it.
Share it to Kitchenote
Hit the share button and pick Kitchenote from the list. Or just paste the URL. About two seconds.
Watch the magic happen
Kitchenote reads the page and pulls out exactly what matters — title, ingredients, instructions, cook time, and photos.
See the difference
Same recipe. Completely different experience.
Cook whenever you're ready
Your recipes are saved, organized, and waiting. Open Cook Mode for big text, step-by-step, no distractions.
Shared cookbooks
Create a shared cookbook with your partner, family, or friends. Everyone can add recipes, leave notes, and see updates in real time. Like a family recipe binder that lives in everyone's pocket.
Fork it. Make it yours.
Someone shared a great recipe but you like it spicier? Fork it. Swap ingredients, adjust amounts, add notes — without changing the original. Your version, their version, everyone's happy.
Follow the cooks you love
Add friends and family. See what they're saving, get inspired by their recipes, and build a shared food culture. When someone adds a recipe you'll love, you'll know.
Never miss a kitchen update
Know when someone adds a recipe, comments on yours, forks your creation, or starts following you. Your kitchen community, always up to date.
Intelligence that stays out of your way
No chatbots. No prompts. Kitchenote's intelligence is woven into every interaction — it works silently in the background so you can focus on cooking.
Understands every recipe site
When you save a recipe, Kitchenote doesn't just scrape text. It tries multiple extraction methods — structured data, plugin patterns, heuristic analysis — and picks the one with the highest confidence. If one method misses something, the next one catches it.
Knows food from everything else
Recipe sites are full of ad banners, author headshots, and logo images. Kitchenote's image classifier automatically identifies which images are actual food photos and only saves those. You never see the junk.
Connects ingredients to steps
Ever read a step that says "add the sauce" but you can't remember which ingredients go in the sauce? Kitchenote automatically detects ingredients mentioned in each cooking step and highlights them — so you always know what goes where.
Scan books and handwritten cards
Point your camera at a cookbook page or grandma's handwritten recipe card. Kitchenote reads the text — including vertical Japanese — and turns it into a clean, organized recipe. English and Japanese, printed and handwritten.
Quick questions
What if a recipe doesn't import correctly?
Happens occasionally. You can edit any recipe manually, and we're constantly improving our parser.
Is sharing really free?
Yes! Friends, social features, and 2 shared cookbooks are free forever. Premium unlocks unlimited shared cookbooks.
How does the built-in intelligence work?
It runs silently in the background. Core intelligence — smart parsing, image filtering, ingredient linking — is free for everyone. Premium adds enhanced features like on-device AI for difficult sites and recipe accuracy verification.
Ready to try it?
Sign up and we'll let you know when Kitchenote launches.