Save the recipe. Keep the cooking flow.
Practical, text-first guides for importing supported recipes from the web and public social posts, then following each step on Apple Watch or iPhone.
How to Follow Recipes on Apple Watch
Put the current recipe step on your wrist so your iPhone can stay away from the cutting board, sink, and stovetop.
Read guide →hands-free cooking appHow to Follow a Recipe Without Touching Your Phone
Cook with fewer unlocks, scrolls, and screen touches by keeping the current recipe instruction on the surface that fits the moment.
Read guide →recipe importerHow to Import Online Recipes Into a Cooking App
Turn a supported recipe link into a clean ingredient list, ordered instructions, and a cooking flow built for the kitchen.
Read guide →import recipes from websitesHow to Import a Recipe From a Website on iPhone
Save the useful cooking information from a recipe page while keeping the original publisher attached for reference.
Read guide →save recipes from InstagramHow to Save Recipes From Instagram Reels and Posts
Move a recipe out of a crowded Saved collection and into a structure you can review, find, and follow while cooking.
Read guide →save recipes from TikTokHow to Save a TikTok Recipe and Actually Cook It
Turn a supported public TikTok recipe into a cooking-ready format instead of searching Favorites and replaying the clip at the stove.
Read guide →save recipes from PinterestHow to Import a Recipe From Pinterest on iPhone
Use the recipe page behind a Pin as the cooking source while keeping Pinterest context connected to the import.
Read guide →step-by-step cooking appHow to Turn Online Recipes Into Step-by-Step Cooking Mode
Replace scrolling and place-finding with an ordered cooking flow that surfaces the instruction you need now.
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