Culinary Card: Recipe Box

Culinary Card turns recipes from wherever they live into one searchable collection of clean recipe cards. Paste a link from a recipe site, Pinterest, TikTok, YouTube, Instagram or Facebook, paste the recipe itself, or take a photo of a handwritten card. Culinary Card reads it and builds a tidy card with the ingredients, steps, times and servings. No ads, and no scrolling past a life story to find the recipe. You can also share straight from another app. Tap Share on a web page, a TikTok or an Instagram post, pick Culinary Card, and it opens ready to add. What you can do: • Search your recipes by title, ingredient, tag or source • Cook with one step on the screen at a time, and check off ingredients as you go • Group recipes into books and share a book by link or QR code • Print a recipe as a full page or as 4×6 index cards • Send a whole collection as one file that opens on any phone, no account needed • Give any recipe an AI picture in one of three styles, if you want one Got a box of family recipe cards? Take a photo of each one and Culinary Card types it up, so Grandma's handwriting is searchable and safe from the next coffee spill. New accounts start with 9 free credits. A recipe from text uses 1 credit, and one from a link or photo uses 2. Culinary Card is made by Matt Barton in Minnesota. It started as a home for Matt's own recipes.