Collect recipes from videos, websites, photographs, PDFs, and cookbook pages. Dinnr turns every one into something beautifully formatted, distraction-free, and ready to cook.
The internet has every recipe ever written. Your kitchen needs one notebook that holds them: written in your hand, planned for your week, and opened to the right page when the timer starts.
Paste an article, share a short video, photograph a cookbook, or upload a scanned PDF. Dinnr extracts the ingredients, steps, and timing, then formats the recipe in seconds.
Serious Eats · Article
The Best Crispy Roast Potatoes Ever
YouTube Short
Cookbook photograph
A YouTube Short becomes a structured recipe. A photograph becomes a typed ingredient list with proper units. A long recipe article becomes the part you actually need.
Sort by cuisine, meal, time, or rating. Search across everything you've ever saved. Filter by the half-onion in your fridge.
Drag recipes onto the days you'll cook them, or hand it to the meal-planning assistant and ask for a quieter week, more vegetables, or whatever the cuisine of the moment happens to be.
A meal plan is a small weekly contract with yourself: here is what we are eating, and we have what we need. Dinnr makes it easy to write and easy to change.
One tap moves a recipe to another day. Another tap rolls all of next week's ingredients into a grocery list, sorted by the supermarket aisle.
Cooking Mode dims everything but the step you're on, scales the recipe to the number of mouths you're feeding, and switches between original, metric, and imperial units without making you do mental arithmetic over a hot pan.
The recipe is yours, but the cooking is the whole point. Big type. No ads. No autoplay video of a person describing where they got the idea. The next step where your eyes need it, the timer where your hands can find it.
Cooking for two? Tap scale. For twelve? Tap it again. The ingredient list updates the way it would if you'd written it yourself.
Mac is the workshop where every recipe lives. iPad is the recipe book on the counter. iPhone is the one in your pocket on the way to the store.
Switch language in Settings and Dinnr quietly translates your entire recipe collection, including units, instructions, and ingredient names. Switch back, and it is English again.
Add any recipe's ingredients to your shopping list. Dinnr groups them by supermarket section so you walk the store, not the recipe.
Cook for two, six, or twelve. Servings, units, and quantities update together. No mental math next to a hot stove.
Save it on the iPhone in the supermarket. Cook from it on the Mac on the counter. The iPad knows where you left off.
Export a backup of every recipe as JSON. Delete your account in two taps. Your library is yours; we're just keeping it.
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