Websites and social links
Paste a public recipe URL or a link from Instagram, TikTok, or YouTube. Cookmory extracts what the source makes available and provides fallbacks when a site blocks import.
Cookmory brings recipe capture, organization, meal planning, shopping, cooking, and family collaboration into one bilingual recipe book.
Start with the source you already have, then review the result before saving.
Paste a public recipe URL or a link from Instagram, TikTok, or YouTube. Cookmory extracts what the source makes available and provides fallbacks when a site blocks import.
Recognize printed recipes from photos or screenshots, crop the useful area, and correct ingredients and steps before saving.
Detect several recipes in text-based or scanned PDFs, choose which ones to keep, or paste a recipe from a note, message, or document.
Save an open recipe page from Chrome or Edge in one click, or import a Paprika export archive. The browser extension uses the active URL only after your click.
Keep the useful detail without turning organization into another project.
Use nested folders for broad groups, reusable tags for details, favorites for quick access, and filters for dish type, suitability, source, and more.
Find recipes by title, description, source, notes, tags, or ingredients; sort the collection and move or tag recipes in bulk.
Keep ingredient and instruction sections, servings, preparation and cooking time, nutrition, source, notes, photos, and personal changes together.
Translate an English or Russian recipe in supported browsers, review it, and save the result as a separate copy. Translation runs locally and may download a browser language pack.
Use “What should I cook?” to get suggestions from saved recipes instead of searching the internet again.
The saved recipe becomes a practical tool in the kitchen.
Focus on one instruction at a time, swipe between steps, open ingredients when needed, and keep the screen awake while cooking.
Run several named timers at once and keep active timers visible while moving through a recipe.
Scale ingredient quantities when servings change and view nutrition values per recipe or scaled serving.
Record when you cooked a recipe, add a note and rating, and build useful personal history over time.
Connect what you want to cook with what you need to buy.
Plan breakfast, lunch, and dinner, reuse week templates, keep a cooking queue, and account for leftovers.
Add ingredients from recipes, adjust servings, combine the list with custom items, and organize products by category.
Use a live family list or share a read-only list by link. Lists can also be copied as text or exported to PDF.
Share an individual recipe with selected details and revoke the public link whenever you want.
Family access is included in Pro for a household of up to five people.
Every member can add recipes. The family also shares a meal plan, recipe notes, cooking activity, and one live shopping list.
The family owner can allow members to edit recipes created by other members, including photos. Only the recipe owner can delete it.
Folders and tags belong to each member, so a shared recipe collection does not force everyone into the same filing system.
Members use their own accounts. The owner manages invitations, membership, the Pro plan, and the collaborative editing permission.
Your cookbook should remain useful beyond a single session or device.
Review earlier recipe versions and restore a previous version after an unwanted edit.
Deleted recipes stay recoverable for 30 days before permanent removal.
Download a ZIP archive with recipes in JSON and CSV, images, and backup metadata. You can also generate a printable cookbook PDF on Pro.
Use Cookmory in English or Russian on desktop and mobile, install it as a web app, and keep selected local data available when connectivity is unreliable.
Free includes the core recipe collection and up to 50 recipes. Pro raises limits and adds family access, cookbook PDF export, multiple saved shopping lists, and other advanced capabilities.