Import Reels, TikToks, YouTube videos, recipe sites, and paper cards into one searchable cookbook. Then give AI the source-backed recipe data it needs before it helps decide what to cook.
Structured ingredients, steps, tags, and source links. Works with Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, paper scans, and most recipe blogs.
The hard part is not collecting another recipe. It is deciding what to cook, finding the right one again, and turning the inspiration into an actual meal.
Build the recipe layer first. Then your AI tools have real ingredients, source links, and cooking steps to work with.
Paste one link, bulk-import a saved list, or scan a paper card from your kitchen.
AI turns messy captions, videos, web pages, and photos into searchable ingredients and steps.
Search every saved recipe, cook from clean steps, and hand the same structured data to your AI assistant.
Connect ReelsMeals to your assistant over MCP. It reads the recipes you've actually saved, plans dinners you'll actually cook, and builds the shopping list, with every suggestion linked back to the original recipe and creator.
Use my ReelsMeals cookbook. Plan five weeknight dinners from recipes I saved but haven't cooked yet. Keep them under 35 minutes and reuse ingredients where you can. Give me the plan, a shopping list, and a link back to each original recipe.
Turn the recipes you already saved into a balanced week in one prompt, or build it yourself in the planner.
Every plan rolls up into one shopping list, with duplicate ingredients merged so you shop the whole week at once.
Connect over MCP with a personal API key you create and revoke in Settings. Access is scoped and re-checked on every call.
Cards keep the original link, creator, ingredients, steps, tags, and cooked history, so your assistant works from your real recipes and always points back to the source.
Personal API keys are scoped for read, import, planning, and shopping-list access, and subscription access is checked on every call. Create or revoke them anytime in Settings.
“Like many, I had recipes scattered across social media and beyond, and most of them ended up forgotten. ReelsMeals solves that chaos: by bringing inspiration into one place, you can turn saved recipes into shared meals, and eat better together.”
I used to sort through screenshots and vague bookmarks to cook something I saw once. It was so frustrating I just gave up and made the same thing again.
Now I can finally pull up any saved recipe instantly, without having to watch a video trying to figure out the recipe. It's like I have my own personal cookbook.
Enya Echauri
Home cook and foodie
Everything you need to know about saving, scanning, and cooking with ReelsMeals.
The flow is simple:
Yes! ReelsMeals now supports paper recipe scanning. You can:
The AI reads both printed and handwritten text, extracts ingredients with measurements, and organizes everything into a structured recipe card, just like it does with online recipes. Scanning is included on paid and trial accounts.
You can access the scanner from the “Scan Recipe” tab on the homepage, or from the Add Recipe button on your dashboard.
llms.txt, an OpenAPI description, and an agent skill file. That gives assistants structured context about what ReelsMeals can do today: discover public recipes, understand recipe metadata, and route users into extraction flows. The product direction is to make your private cookbook usable by agents for planning, shopping-list preparation, and cooking workflows.We now offer PWA functionality: ReelsMeals can be installed as a Progressive Web App (PWA) directly to your home screen from your browser. This gives you an app-like experience with faster loading times, without requiring an app store download.
Android users: When you install our PWA on Android devices (using Chrome), you can directly share links from other apps like Instagram, YouTube, or your browser to ReelsMeals. This makes saving recipes you discover even faster!
iOS users: While you can install ReelsMeals to your home screen through Safari's “Add to Home Screen” option, Apple does not currently support PWA share targets. This means you'll need to copy links and paste them into ReelsMeals manually on iOS devices. We're monitoring iOS PWA capabilities and will implement direct sharing if Apple adds support in the future.
ReelsMeals supports recipe extraction from:
New! You can now scan paper recipes by taking photos or uploading images. AI extracts the recipe just like it does from URLs.
Coming soon:
We are currently working on expanding our compatibility to include more platforms. If you have a specific website in mind that you'd like to see supported, please let us know at support@reelsmeals.com!
Bookmarks and recipe managers stop at storage. ReelsMeals is moving toward the full dinner workflow:
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