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This is Save n Make as it looks today, on a laptop and on a phone.
Turn the recipes you find into recipes you actually cook. Save it any way you found it, then cook it one step at a time.
Paste a link, drop in a screenshot or type it out. Save n Make reads the ingredients and the steps and files them properly, so the recipe you saved three weeks ago is still there and still readable when you're hungry.
A link from a blog, a screenshot it reads the text out of, text pasted from anywhere, or one you write yourself.
Steps laid out one by one, so you're not scrolling with wet hands. Start a timer right from the step that needs it.
Quantities, units and items are kept separate, not crammed into one long blob of text.
A shuffle in a new order every time, plus search, categories, tags, favourites and collections.
A history of what you cooked and when, with notes on each cook, so next time starts where last time ended.
No ads, no trackers, nothing sold. You can delete your account and everything in it yourself.
No app can read your saved posts on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook or Pinterest, because those networks don't allow it. Save n Make works from a link, a screenshot or pasted text. It never copies anyone's video or photos, and it keeps the original link so you can always get back to the post.
This is Save n Make as it looks today, on a laptop and on a phone.
Everybody has a camera roll full of recipe screenshots and a folder of saved posts they'll never find again. The problem isn't finding recipes. It's getting from "that looks good" to a plate on the table.
So Save n Make does two jobs: it turns whatever you saved into a clean recipe, and then it walks you through the actual cooking. What gets built next comes from a feedback button on every screen, and every note gets read and decided on.
Free, no ads, no password. Works on the web today, with Android in testing on Google Play.