Organize your favorite recipes from the web into a searchable digital cookbook. Easily save links, import in bulk, and find what you need quickly with powerful search and filtering. Enjoy a clean, cook-friendly view of your recipes across all your devices.
1.9.1
August 25, 2026
AI-extracted recipes get better, and clearer. • Recipes that AI reads from a page now bring the page's photo along — reviewed by you, like everything else, before saving. • Error messages now say what actually happened: a dictated recipe that can't be read no longer blames "the URL". • Fixed a bug where recipe steps couldn't be edited while the keyboard was open when reviewing an import draft. • Fixes a bug where a recipe shared in another language could stop matching searches in that language.
MoreCook Mark saves recipes by allowing you to paste a URL from a recipe website. It then extracts key information like title, ingredients, and steps, while filtering out ads and extraneous content.
Yes, Cook Mark supports bulk importing. You can import recipes from an exported browser bookmarks file (Safari, Chrome, Firefox, Edge), a CSV file, or a plain list of URLs.
Cook Mark offers full-text search across recipe titles and ingredients. It is typo-tolerant, meaning it can still find recipes even with minor spelling errors.
Cook Mark is available on iPhone and iPad, and your recipe library syncs across these devices as well as the web.
Yes, Cook Mark is currently available for free. There are no in-app purchases or subscription fees required to use its core features.
No, Cook Mark does not contain advertisements. The app is designed to provide a clean and uninterrupted user experience.
Cook Mark was last updated on July 10, 2026, with version 1.0.1. The release date was July 9, 2026, indicating recent development activity.
Cook Mark has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users, including younger individuals interested in cooking.