Paste any recipe link and get just the recipe — a clean card with no ads, life stories, or pop-ups. Build a recipe library that’s yours: offline, private, on every device.
Works with AllRecipes, NYT Cooking, Food Network, and thousands more.
The same recipe — buried in a typical recipe site, and the clean card you get with Honest Recipes.
The left side isn’t an exaggeration: typical recipe pages weigh 3–5 MB, fire 50–100+ ad and tracker requests, and take 8–12 seconds to load on a phone.
Recipe bloggers intentionally add lengthy stories before recipes to increase page time for SEO and create more ad placement opportunities.2 Sites typically run 10-15 different tracking scripts simultaneously, including Google Analytics, Facebook Pixel, affiliate networks, and retargeting codes.1
1. SpeedCurve (2024). The average web page is 3MB2. OneZero/Medium (2019). Understanding the endless recipe site preamble
Drop a URL from any site and Honest Recipes imports the clean recipe — no ads, no pop-ups.
Dragging a recipe link onto the dashboard to import it.
Copy a recipe link from any website — AllRecipes, Food Network, NYT, blogs, anywhere.
You get just the recipe: ingredients, steps, times — no ads, no distractions.
Step-by-step cooking mode, servings scaler, personal notes. Saved on your device — yours to keep.
Recipes saved to your device. Open the app and cook — no internet required.
No sign-up, no email, no password. Just open the app and start saving recipes.
No App Store, no 100 MB download, no updates to manage. Add it from your browser and it's ready.
The same Honest Recipes on iPhone, Android, iPad, Mac, and Windows — not an Apple-only app.
No tracking, no ads in the app. Unlike typical recipe sites that run dozens of trackers,3 the Honest Recipes app sets no tracking cookies and shows no advertisements. Your recipes stay on your device — we never see them. (Our marketing pages use privacy-friendly analytics, as described in our privacy policy.)
3. Kaspersky (2024). The average website now has 48 trackers
We'd rather show you than tell you. Every claim below is something you can check yourself.
Open your network tab inside the recipe app — no analytics, pixels, or ad trackers fire. Every page under your recipes is tracking-free.
No email, no password, nothing to create. Tap “Try it free” and start saving recipes straight away.
Recipes are saved locally and work fully offline. We never need to see them to make the app work.
Honest Recipes is a complete recipe manager you keep on your device — import, organize, cook, plan, and share, all offline and all yours.
Never lose a recipe again — collections, tags, and auto-tagging keep hundreds of recipes findable in seconds.
Step-by-step cook mode with built-in timers and a serving scaler that does the math for you.
Answer “what's for dinner?” once a week — plan your meals, then turn the whole week into a grocery list in one tap.
Cook it your way — AI translates any recipe, adapts it to vegan or gluten-free, and suggests swaps when you're missing an ingredient.
Grandma's recipe card, digitized — snap a photo to import it, get dinner ideas from a photo of your fridge, and ask the built-in chat anything about a dish.
Pass recipes on — send one to a friend, or turn a whole collection into a polished cookbook PDF worth gifting.
Smarter features — translation, dietary transforms, substitutions, photo & fridge scan, and recipe chat — are free to try each month and unlimited on Pro.
However you cook, there's a corner of Honest Recipes shaped for it.
Everything you need to import, cook, and save recipes is free — no account, no card. Optional paid plans add cloud sync and unlimited recipes.
Hit the 100-recipe limit on Free? Nothing gets deleted — every saved recipe stays on your device and you can export your library anytime. You just can't add new ones until you upgrade or make room.