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Repimame

Turn a cooking video into a recipe you can cook from.

Share a link from TikTok, Instagram or YouTube. Repimame writes out the ingredients and the steps, so you can cook without pausing the video.

Download on theApp Store

Completely free. No ads. iPhone and iPad.

A bright kitchen counter with vegetables on a chopping board

A saved recipe in Repimame with ingredients and steps

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2026.09Plan by breakfast, lunch and dinner, and auto-fill an empty meal from recipes you saved.
GuideMealime is shutting down on 21 October: how to keep your recipes

FeatureWhat Repimame is

Every recipe you saved,
in one recipe book.

The pasta from TikTok, the curry from an Instagram Reel, the cake from a blog. When you finally want to cook one, you cannot remember where it was, and the video will not tell you how much flour.

Repimame turns each one into ingredients and steps you can read at the stove, and keeps them together. Amounts a caption never mentions stay blank, so you see the gap before you shop.

Hands slicing spring onions on a wooden board

How toThree ways in

A recipe flying from a phone into a notebook

[ Step1. ]

Share a link

From TikTok, Instagram, Threads, YouTube or a recipe website, tap Share and pick Repimame. The ingredients and steps arrive on their own.

Taking a photo of a magazine clipping and a handwritten card

[ Step2. ]

Take a photo

A cookbook page, a magazine clipping, a card in your grandmother's handwriting. Take a photo and it becomes text you can edit.

Writing a recipe in a notebook with a pencil

[ Step3. ]

Write your own

Your family's version, in your own words. Amounts, steps and a photo, all editable.

Works with TikTok, Instagram, Threads, YouTube and most recipe websites

App FunctionsWhat you can do

A saved recipe with ingredients and steps

[ Point1. ]Stop remembering where you saw it

Wherever the recipe came from, it lands in the same place, as text you can read and search.

The original post or page is always one tap away
Edit any ingredient or step

A week of meals by breakfast, lunch and dinner

[ Point2. ]Decide the week ahead

Drop recipes onto days, by breakfast, lunch and dinner. Auto-fill picks for empty meals, only ever from recipes you saved.

Show only the meals you plan
Drag a dish to another day

[ Point3. ]One tap to the shopping list

Send a recipe's ingredients to the list with one tap. In the shop, check things off as you go.

Grouped by recipe, so you know what each item is for
Pick the number of people and the amounts follow

These are real, unedited screens from the app.

And MoreSmall things that help in the kitchen

Hands-free cookingIn Cooking Mode, a pinch gesture in front of the camera scrolls the recipe. The camera feed never leaves your phone.

Timers from the steps“Simmer for 10 minutes” becomes a timer you can start with one tap.

Any number of servingsChange the servings and the ingredient amounts are recalculated.

Shopping list on your home screenAdd the widget and check things off in the shop without opening the app.

Send a recipe to anyoneShare a link; people without the app can still read the recipe.

EverydayWeeknight dinners, a little easier

Answer “what's for dinner?” the day before.

With your saves in one place, planning is picking. Once the week is decided, the shopping takes care of itself.

Everything in it is something you wanted to cook, so the plan is full of dinners you are looking forward to.

Not YetWorth knowing before you download

No calorie or nutrition counting. Several recipe apps have it. We do not.
iPhone and iPad only. No Android or web version yet.
A video with no written recipe stays empty. If the caption does not list ingredients, we do not guess them.

VoiceFrom people who use it

From App Store reviews, translated and shortened to the gist so no reviewer is identifiable.

I used to like recipes on TikTok and then go hunting for them later. Now Instagram and recipe sites all land in the same place.

App Store review / 5 stars

It does not just keep the video. The ingredients and the steps stay as text, and that is what actually helps.

App Store review / 5 stars

Recipes I had clipped across a dozen different sites are finally in one place.

App Store review / 5 stars

PriceWhat it costs

Completely free

No subscription. No ads.

Saved recipes: Unlimited
Imports from a link: Unlimited
Meal planning and auto-fill: Unlimited
Shopping list and widget: Included
Photo to recipe: 100 a month

FAQQuestions

Is it free?

Yes. Repimame is completely free, with no ads and no subscription. Photo-to-recipe scans are limited to 100 a month.

Do I need an account?

No. You can save recipes as a guest and they stay on your phone. Make an account later and everything you saved comes with you.

Where can I import recipes from?

TikTok, Instagram, Threads, YouTube (from the video description) and recipe websites. You can also turn a photo of a cookbook page or a handwritten card into a recipe, or type one yourself.

Does Cooking Mode record me?

No. The camera frames are processed on the phone and discarded. Nothing is stored and nothing is uploaded.

Is there an Android version?

Not yet. Repimame is for iPhone and iPad.

Anything else: support.

GuidesHonest how-tos, including when another app fits better

Guide

Start with one recipe.

Share the next cooking video you save to Repimame. That is your recipe book started.

Download on theApp Store

Turn a cooking video into a recipe you can cook from.

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