Cook with what you have.
Capture recipes from anywhere, match them to your pantry, and cook step-by-step with auto timers.
- ✓Capture from cookbooks, URLs, and videos
- ✓Cook what's already in your pantry
- ✓Step-by-step with auto timers — hands free
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Your recipes are everywhere.
Screenshots you'll never find. Bookmarks you'll never open. Links you'll never click again.
Screenshots buried in your camera roll
Bookmarks you'll never open again
Links collecting dust in your browser
CookFlic brings them all together.
Everything you need to cook smarter
From capture to kitchen — everything that turns recipe chaos into tonight's dinner.
Capture recipes from anywhere
Snap a photo of a cookbook, paste a URL, or import from a video. CookFlic's AI extracts every ingredient and step instantly.
All your recipes in one place
Browse your collection with photos, tags, and cook times. Edit any recipe, adjust servings, and switch between metric and imperial.
Cook with what you have
Track what's in your pantry and instantly find recipes you can make right now — with match scores so you never waste food.
Step-by-step with auto timers
Follow each step hands-free. CookFlic detects timers in your recipe and runs them automatically — no more burnt garlic.
Know what's missing, shop smarter
See exactly which ingredients you need, then add them to your grocery list in one tap. No more guessing at the store.
Your pantry stays in sync
After you shop, transfer items from your grocery list and your pantry updates automatically. The more you cook, the smarter it gets.
How CookFlic works
From scattered recipe to dinner on the table — in four simple steps.
Capture
Snap, paste, or share any recipe from anywhere.
Organize
AI extracts ingredients, steps, and details automatically.
Match
See which recipes you can make with what's in your kitchen.
Cook
Follow step-by-step instructions with hands-free mode.
Tips for home cooks
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How to Import Recipes From Any Website, Video, or Cookbook
Stop saving recipes in five different places and never finding them again. Here is how to import recipes from any source — URLs, YouTube videos, cookbooks, and apps — into one searchable library on your iPhone.
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