Launching today
Korean Food Recipes
AI that turns any Korean cooking YouTube link into a recipe.
7 followers
AI that turns any Korean cooking YouTube link into a recipe.
7 followers
Paste any Korean cooking YouTube link and get a structured recipe in seconds — ingredients with local substitutes, step-by-step guide with jump-to-timestamp, and serving scaler. No Korean needed. Available in English / Español / 한국어.
Great news — we've actually just added this! You can now search for videos by keyword on YouTube directly from krecipes, and if you have a photo of a dish, you can upload it to identify what it is and find related videos. Give it a try!
Would love to see a built-in grocery list mode that groups ingredients by aisle and lets me check items off as I shop. Would make the jump from watching the video to actually cooking so much smoother.
@metehdea Great suggestion! A shopping list mode that groups ingredients by aisle would really close the gap between watching and actually cooking. That's a natural next step we've been thinking about too — adding it to the roadmap!
Being able to save recipes offline or export them to a notes app would be really useful when I'm at the grocery store without signal.
@brendendil31604 Great point! Exporting to notes apps (or even a simple PDF/text save) so you can cook offline is a really practical ask. Adding it to our list!
honestly this looks super useful, the jump-to-timestamp thing is genuinely smart. one thing i'd love is a pantry mode where you check off what you already have and it tells you exactly what's missing before you even start. would save a second trip to the store most weekends
@kumsalh9541 "Love this idea! A simple pantry checklist (checking off what you already have to surface missing ingredients) is actually on our radar. The fridge-photo version is harder to get right, but the manual pantry mode is something we can see working well with the recipe format we already have."
Tried it with a random tteokbokki video and the jump-to-timestamp feature actually saved me from rewatching the whole thing three times. The local substitutes suggestion for gochugaru was a nice touch too, didn’t realize I could swap in something from my usual grocery store.
@cosanalper66074 This is exactly what we built it for! 🎉 Glad the timestamps saved you from the rewatch spiral. And yes — the substitute suggestions are one of our favorites too. A lot of Korean ingredients have better local alternatives than people realize. Happy cooking!
Pasted a random mukbang video and it pulled out the actual recipe with working timestamp links to each step, which honestly felt like magic. The local substitutes section saved me from buying gochujang I wouldn't use again.