MyReciBookEst. in your camera roll
RECIPE Nº 001From the kitchen of · you

Rescue the recipes buried in your camera roll.

MyReciBook reads screenshots, links and handwritten cards — and files them into a cookbook you actually own. On your phone, like a card in a box. No subscription. No account. Ever.

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Your recipes stay on your phoneGoogle Drive & Dropbox are available for backupTyping them in is always unlimited
RECIPE Nº 002

A cookbook you own

Prep: 30 sec · Serves: you, forever
Ingredients
1 camera roll full of screenshots1 Android phone1,200 AI recipe rescues included0 subscriptions, 0 accountsa pinch of patience while it reads cursive
Method
1.

Share a screenshot, paste a link, or snap grandma's card with the camera.

2.

The AI turns it into a proper recipe — ingredients, steps and timings — and shows you the result to review before it's saved.

3.

File it in your book. It lives on your phone; export a PDF or document whenever you like.

What's filed in the box

flip through ↓
Card 04
Cook mode

One step at a time in big, kitchen-proof type. Tap zones sized for floury thumbs, timers built in.

Cook mode: one step in large type, with a 25-minute timer buttonCook mode: one step in large type, with a 25-minute timer button
Step 5 of 5 — the timer offers itself
Card 05
Grocery list

18 items from 3 recipes — merged, deduplicated, and it asks before combining 1 garlic clove with 4.

Grocery list of 18 items from 3 recipes, asking whether to merge garlic clovesGrocery list of 18 items from 3 recipes, asking whether to merge garlic cloves
Two recipes, one garlic — it asks first
Card 06
Pantry

Know what's on the shelf. Categories fold away, recents float up, and the grocery list checks against it.

Pantry with a Scan a product button and the dairy shelf openPantry with a Scan a product button and the dairy shelf open
Sixteen products, folded by shelf
Card 07
Food diary

Log meals straight from your recipes and pantry — no double typing. Trends show your week without the guilt trip.

Food diary for one day: 1533 of 2200 kcal, breakfast loggedFood diary for one day: 1533 of 2200 kcal, breakfast logged
A Tuesday, 667 left
Card 08
Barcode scanner

Point it at the package. Open Food Facts fills in the product and its nutrition — most countries covered.

A product page filled from Open Food Facts, nutrition per 100 gA product page filled from Open Food Facts, nutrition per 100 g
One scan, straight off the label
Card 09
Nutrition tracking

Energy, macros and micros per day, week and year — with coverage you can actually see, not just totals.

Trends: three months of daily energy bars and a records listTrends: three months of daily energy bars and a records list
Three months, 78 of 87 days logged

The box, in your pocket.

Favorites, Weeknight and Baking sit on top as tiles. The whole book scrolls under them, and search narrows it as you type.

Tag tiles you name yourself — Favorites first, then your ownNo photo? The tile wears the tag's icon on a colour picked from the title — it never changesStitch Slate by day, Midnight by night — the phone decides, or you do
The cookbook in the dark theme, Midnight
The cookbook in the light theme, Stitch Slate

One rescue, start to finish

...with a little bit of butter.
A recipe screenshot buried in the camera rollA recipe screenshot buried in the camera roll
1The screenshot, as found
The rescued recipe, shown for review before savingThe rescued recipe, shown for review before saving
2Rescued — you review before it's saved
The finished recipe page, converted to metricThe finished recipe page, converted to metric
3Filed in your book — in your units
RECIPE Nº 003 · THE PRICE
$25once. Like a good knife.
Everything — cookbook, cook mode, grocery, pantry, diary1,200 AI recipe rescues — included in the priceTyping recipes in yourself — always unlimitedRan out? Top up the AI — still no subscription
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If MyReciBook vanished tomorrow,
your recipes wouldn't, unless...

So your cookbook lives on your phone — not on someone else's cloud server. But you can back it up to your Drive, Dropbox and export any recipe as a PDF or other formats.
That way if you drop your phone into a volcano, your data is saved. :)

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