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2mo ago

Where do you usually discover recipes?

m curious where people most often find recipes before saving or cooking them.

Do you usually get recipe ideas from:

  • TikTok

  • YouTube

  • Instagram

  • Facebook

  • Threads

  • Pinterest

  • Recipe websites or blogs

  • Friends and family

  • Cookbooks

  • Something else?

For me, one of the reasons I built CookbookSocial is that recipes are now spread across videos, social posts, captions, and websites. I wanted one place to turn those sources into clear recipes I can actually cook from.

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2mo ago

What should CookbookSocial support next?

What should CookbookSocial support next?

CookbookSocial already turns cooking videos and recipe websites into clear, structured recipes.

I m deciding what to improve next and would love feedback from people who save or create recipes online.

What would be most useful for you?

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2mo ago

Founder note: why I built CookbookSocial

I built CookbookSocial because cooking content has moved to videos, social posts, captions, and creator pages, but cooking from that content is still inconvenient.

You often have to replay a video, pause at the right moment, search captions for ingredients, or open a recipe website full of distractions.

CookbookSocial turns those videos and recipe links into clear, structured recipes you can save, cook from, translate, organize, and share.

The goal is simple: make online recipes easier to actually use in the kitchen.

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2mo ago

CookbookSocial - Save recipes from any link, translated and organized

Cookbook Social is a modern AI-powered recipe keeper and discovery platform that indexes recipes across digital sources, integrates them into one app, and helps home cooks and food content creator share, search, save, organize, translate, and cook.