Foxpot: Recipe Saver

Foxpot: Recipe Saver

Save recipes from anywhere

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Released
October 12, 2026
Updated
October 26, 2026

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Save recipes from YouTube, Instagram, blogs and AI chats with one Share. Each recipe becomes one clean page with its ingredients and steps, kept in your recipes. ■ One Share to save - Tap Share in the app you're in and pick Foxpot. - Links, copied text, screenshots and ChatGPT answers all work. - The original link and photo stay with the recipe. ■ Fit it to your kitchen - Change the servings and the amounts in the steps change too. - Swap an ingredient or tool you don't have; the steps follow. - Translate a recipe into your language. ■ While you cook - Cook mode keeps the screen on and shows one big step at a time. - Tap a time in a step to start a timer. ■ Recipes and diary - Search by ingredient, keep favorites, plan cook days. - Add a photo and spoons to remember what you loved. - A shopping list and a fridge for what to buy and what's left. ■ No sign-in needed - Saving, editing and the diary all work on this device. - Sign in to back up your recipes and move them to a new phone.
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What's New in Foxpot

1.0.9

October 26, 2026

• Make your author page public, and other members can find and save the recipes you wrote yourself. Any recipe can stay just for you. • Choose a backdrop for your author page. • See other authors' recipes when you search, in Cook from your fridge, and at the end of a recipe. • See who saved and cooked your recipes, on Home and on the recipe. • Share a diary entry along with your recipe, or show it only to the author of a recipe you saved. • When you share your own recipe, its cover photo and your latest cooked photo go with it. • Stop seeing someone's recipes, and report what shouldn't be there. • Recipes are sorted into twelve kinds of dishes from around the world, each with its own sign.

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