Expert level at saving. Never making.
Your recipes live in TikTok saves, Instagram folders, screenshots, and texts to yourself. Five apps of recipes is the same as zero recipes.
That recipe you saved last week?
It's dinner tonight.
Share any cooking video to Instacook and it writes the real recipe: ingredients, steps, and times. Saved to your cookbook before the video even ends.
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Works withTikTokInstagram ReelsYouTube ShortsCooking blogs
The problem
Saving was never the problem.
Finding it at 5pm is.
It's 5:15. Everyone's hungry. And that 15-minute chicken recipe is somewhere in your saved folder, behind 200 videos you also swore you'd make.
Pause. Rewind. Pause again.
Cooking from a 47-second video means stopping it fourteen times, with wet hands and a sticky phone.
The recipe's buried in the caption.
One run-on paragraph, twelve hashtags, zero measurements.
“Which one had the gnocchi?”
Three weeks later you can't remember which video it was. Or which app you saved it in.
How it works
From scroll to dinner in three taps.
Share it
See a recipe you want? Hit share like you always do and pick Instacook.
We write it
Instacook watches the video, listens to the chef, and writes a real recipe: ingredients, steps, and times. Even when there's no caption.
Cook it
It's waiting in your cookbook, with a step-by-step cook mode you can read from across the counter.
“I saved 347 cooking videos last year. I cooked three of them.”
Your cookbook
Finally. One place for all your recipes.
Organized like a cookbook instead of a camera roll. No more digging through four apps to find that one chicken thing.
- ✓ Recents up top, your collections below: Quick, Pasta, Picky-Eater Approved
- ✓ Search by ingredient, by creator, or by “the one with the feta”
- ✓ The original video stays linked to every recipe, so the creator is always one tap away
Cook mode
Hands busy. Brain off.
One step at a time, in type big enough to read from across the counter. No scrubbing back to catch what the chef said.
- ✓ A timer pinned to every step that needs one
- ✓ Ingredients tucked in a drawer at the bottom. Drag up to peek.
- ✓ Finish a dish and it joins your rotation: family favorites, one tap away
Questions
The obvious ones.
Does it actually work on TikTok?
Yes. TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, and Facebook, plus recipe websites and photos of cookbook pages or handwritten cards. If you can hit share on it, you can send it to Instacook.
How accurate is the recipe?
Instacook reads everything at once: the audio, the caption, and the text on screen. When it's less sure about a measurement, it flags that line so you can fix it in one tap before saving. And the original video stays attached to the recipe, so the source is always right there.
What about groceries and meal prep?
They're next on the roadmap, and subscribers get them the moment they ship. Today, Instacook is the fastest way to turn the videos you've already saved into recipes you can actually cook from.
What does it cost?
Less than one “I give up, let's just order” night. After a 7-day free trial it's $49.99 a year, which works out to under a dollar a week. Prefer not to commit? There's a weekly plan too. Cancel anytime in two taps and you keep access through the period you paid for.
Tonight's dinner is already in your saved folder.
Take the 2-minute quiz and your cookbook will be set up before you even open the app.
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