Kochzettel saves recipes from the web, free and with no account.
Kochzettel is a recipe app for iPhone. A recipe link pasted in, or a page shared from Safari, puts the ingredients, steps and photo into the recipe book on the phone. Several recipes become one shopping list: the app adds up the ingredients they share and sorts the list by supermarket aisle. Saving recipes is free and stays free, with no account and no ads. Only the meal planner costs money, as Kochzettel Plus.
Kochzettel is coming to the App Store in Germany soon.
What Kochzettel doesn't do
Kochzettel imports recipes from websites. It can't take them from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube or Facebook, and it doesn't read photos or PDFs. It shows no nutrition values or calories. Two people can't share one recipe book; the shopping list goes out as text. It is made for the iPhone and for German recipe sites with metric amounts. English pages import too, but cups and ounces aren't converted.
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Contact
Questions about the app go to support@larchline.co, in English or German, and get an answer within 24 hours. How importing, iCloud and the subscription work in detail is on the help page.