Turn any recipe link into a clean, cookable recipe card

CookPal works with virtually any recipe website—from popular sites like AllRecipes, NYT Cooking, and Bon Appétit to smaller food blogs. Our parser extracts structured recipe data from standard formats and uses AI to handle edge cases.

Yes! Once you import a recipe, it's saved locally on your device. You can view all your saved recipes, use cook mode, and access your shopping list without an internet connection. Only importing new recipes requires connectivity.

CookPal automatically estimates nutrition facts based on the ingredients in each recipe. When you scale servings, the per-serving nutrition updates automatically. Note: These are estimates and may vary based on specific brands and preparation methods.

Each time you import a new recipe from a URL, photo, text, or social link, it counts as one import. Free users get 10 total imports. Viewing, scaling, or using cook mode on saved recipes doesn't count against your limit.

We use AI to extract recipes from video descriptions and captions. While it works well for most cooking videos that include written recipes, results may vary for videos that only show cooking without text. We're constantly improving our parsing.

Your recipes and data are stored securely using Supabase with enterprise-grade encryption. We only use your email for authentication and important updates. We never sell your data or share it with advertisers. See our Privacy Policy for details.

Yes! You can share any recipe via a link, or export your entire recipe collection. We believe your data belongs to you.

You can cancel your Pro subscription anytime from your app settings. For annual plans purchased within the last 14 days, contact us for a full refund. Monthly plans aren't refundable but you'll retain Pro access until the end of your billing period.