Antoki Recipe

Antoki Recipe keeps the recipes you find in one place, and remembers the days you cooked them. SAVE FROM THE SHARE BUTTON Choose Antoki Recipe in the share menu of Safari, YouTube and other apps. There is no URL to paste. An illustrated guide in the app shows the steps. TITLE, THUMBNAIL AND INGREDIENTS, FILLED IN FOR YOU Works with YouTube, YouTube Shorts, TikTok and many recipe websites, including Allrecipes, BBC Good Food, Serious Eats, NYT Cooking and major Japanese recipe sites. Some sites don't provide ingredients. When that happens you can type them in. For the full method, open the original page from "View Original Recipe". LOG THE DAY YOU COOKED IT Tap "Cooked Today!" to record the date. Forgot to log it? Use "Cooked on another day". Each recipe shows how many times you've made it and when you last did. LOOK BACK IN THE CALENDAR See which recipe you cooked on which day, month by month, with a count of how often you cooked and how many different recipes you made. SHOPPING LIST Send all of a recipe's ingredients, or only the ones you check, to your shopping list. PHOTOS, RATINGS, NOTES AND TAGS Add photos of your own dish, a five-star rating and notes on what you changed. Tag recipes and filter the list by tag. BACKUP Export your recipes, cooking records and photos to a file, and import them on a new iPhone. WHAT'S INCLUDED Save up to 20 recipes, with one photo per recipe. Upgrade to Pro for unlimited recipes and photos. Pro is a one-time purchase, not a subscription. No account is needed and there are no ads. Your recipes and records are stored on your iPhone. The app connects to the original page when it imports a recipe, and to a Google service to show site icons in the list. Available in English and Japanese.