VidDish: Video to Recipe

Find a Korean dish, read it in your language, and cook it. VidDish is a recipe app for home cooking. Browse dishes like kimchi jjigae, bulgogi, japchae and tteokbokki, read the ingredients and steps in your language, save the ones you like, and turn a cooking video into a recipe of your own. How it works 1. Find: open Today's picks, browse by time or cuisine, or search. 2. Read: ingredients first, then the steps, in your language. 3. Cook: save it to your cookbook, watch the original video in the app, and add what you're missing to your shopping list. Find a recipe • Today's picks give you a main dish and a few alternatives to start from. • Browse by how much time you have (10, 20 or 30 minutes) or by cuisine. • Search by recipe name or ingredient. • Preview the ingredients and steps before you save a recipe. • Time includes any waiting a recipe needs, like soaking or marinating. When the wait is long, the hands-on time is shown too. • Choose a diet and recipes that may not fit it are hidden. This is a filter, not a guarantee, so check the ingredients if you have an allergy. Read it in your language • The app and the recipes come in English, Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Spanish and Vietnamese. • Ingredients come first, then the steps. • Not sure what gochugaru, gochujang or doenjang is? Tap a Korean ingredient to see its Korean name, what it is, and how to find it at the store. • Show the Korean name to a clerk at your local Korean mart. Cook and keep • Save recipes to your cookbook and watch the source video inside the app while you cook. • Add the ingredients you're missing to your shopping list with the recipe's amounts. • Mark a recipe as cooked and confirm what you used, and your kitchen updates. Turn a cooking video into a recipe • Paste a YouTube cooking video link and AI writes out the ingredients, amounts and steps. • No captions? VidDish reads the description and, if needed, the top comments. • A video with several dishes? Pick the one you're cooking. • Not in your language? Translate the recipe into yours. • Check the result and fix anything that's off. Results depend on the recipe information in the video. Your kitchen, when you want it • Add what you have by voice or by typing, and each recipe shows what you already have and what's missing. • Set expiration dates and get a reminder before food goes bad. • Skip it if you like: VidDish works as a recipe app without it. Good to know • Free to use: no ads. AI analysis and translation are free. • Start without creating an account. Sign in later to keep your recipes in your account. • Made for home cooks who want to make Korean food and read the recipe in their own language. AI can make mistakes, so check ingredients and amounts before you cook. VidDish is not affiliated with or endorsed by YouTube. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/