Recipe Bank
Save it from anywhere
A website, a YouTube video, an Instagram, TikTok or Facebook post, a screenshot or a photo of a cookbook page. No ads, no life story, just the recipe.
Every recipe you love, in one tin.
The screenshot of that TikTok pasta. Nan's banana bread. The curry off the back of the packet. Recipe Bank reads them all and writes them out as clean, simple recipes you can scale, swap, cook hands-free and shop for.
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What's in the tin
Swap anything
Out of buttermilk? Allergic to nuts? Coriander haters at the table? Tap the ingredient. The method and the nutrition change with it.
Make it…
Dairy-free, gluten-free, high protein, keto, vegan, kid-friendly, cheaper or quicker, in one tap. Every change is listed so nothing sneaks past you.
Cook hands-free
Big steps, read aloud. Say 'next', 'back' or 'repeat' with flour on your hands. The timers start themselves.
Shop for it
A list of what to actually buy, with a rough cost, then your Coles or Woolworths trolley right inside the app.
Ideas when you're stuck
Chicken, spinach and feta? Photograph the fridge, or pick an occasion: kids' party, staff morning tea, a quiet night in.
Three dishes, one dinner time.
Pick what's for dinner and when you want to eat. Recipe Bank works backwards and hands you one plan, so nothing's cold and nothing's waiting.
- Potatoes into a 200°C oven
- Chicken tray in alongside
- Make the salad, crisp the bacon
- Chicken out to rest, load the potatoes
- Dinner
A peek inside
Also in the tin
- Nutrition per serve, updated when you swap, and one tap to log a meal to Apple Health.
- Translate a whole recipe, units and all, for family in Poland, Italy, Greece or China.
- Share a recipe as a link anyone can open, with or without the app.
- On the laptop too. Turn on the web version and cook from the kitchen iPad: search, scale, print, timers. It's a private link, and turning it off deletes the copy.
Your recipes live on your iPhone. They only leave it when you ask: to read a recipe with AI, to share one, or to switch on the web version. The privacy policy says exactly how.