Paste a recipe URL
Start with a public recipe page, article, or supported YouTube recipe link from your phone.
Mobile recipe utility
LinkDish
Turn recipe links into clean ingredients, steps, timing, and saved recipes on your phone. Paste a URL, review the result, and cook without fighting the page around it.
Mobile app only
Built for the moment between saving a link and cooking from it.
Recipe sites are built to keep you scrolling. LinkDish is built for the quieter part: getting the ingredients, steps, timing, and notes onto your phone so you can actually cook without popups, autoplay, or hunting through paragraphs again.
Workflow
From recipe link to cooking view.
Review the clean result
LinkDish extracts the title, ingredients, method, servings, timing, and available nutrition details.
Save what you use
Keep useful recipes locally on your device so the next cooking session starts faster.
Straightforward by design
No account is required for one-device recipe imports and saves.
Sign in is only needed for LinkDish Family household sharing. Saved recipes stay on your device, and subscriptions are managed through the app stores when paid access is used.
- Local saved recipes for normal one-device use.
- Optional Family household sign-in when sharing is enabled.
- No third-party advertising in the current app.
Access
Start simple, upgrade only if you need more.
Free
Good for trying LinkDish and saving a small personal recipe list directly on your device.
Plus
Built for heavier recipe importing with unlimited local saved recipes on one device.
Family
Adds household sharing for families who want one shared LinkDish recipe workflow.
Android closed test
Join the current Android test.
LinkDish is in Google Play closed testing. Join the tester group first, then opt in on Google Play with the same account.
Coming soon
Get notified when LinkDish comes to iOS.
The iPhone version is planned. Leave your email and LinkDish will only use it to send iOS availability updates.