New Weekly meal planner and a shopping list sorted by aisle

Paste a link. Get cooking.

Save recipes from websites, YouTube, TikTok, Pinterest or a photo of a cookbook page. LinkDish keeps the ingredients, steps, photo and source, then helps you plan the week and shop by aisle.

Opens in the LinkDish web app. Your first 3 imports are free, no account needed.

Free to start No card required Android, web and iPhone (web app)

The LinkDish cookbook on a phone: saved recipes with their photos in Cook again and Quick weeknights rows, with Favorites and Collections filters and the bottom tab bar.

Save from anywhere

Found it somewhere?
Save it here.

Paste a link, share from another app, snap a photo or paste the text. LinkDish pulls out the ingredients, steps, times and photo, and keeps the original source one tap away.

  • Recipe websites

    Paste or share any public recipe page, from big food sites to small blogs. You get the recipe without the pop-ups and the life story.

  • YouTube & Shorts

    Share a video or a Short. When the recipe is in the description, it becomes ingredients and steps, with the video one tap away.

  • TikTok captions

    Share a TikTok whose caption spells out the recipe, and LinkDish turns that caption into a proper recipe card.

  • Pinterest pins

    Share a pin and LinkDish follows it to the recipe page it links to, then saves that recipe with its real source.

  • Photos & cookbook scans

    Snap a cookbook page, a handwritten recipe card or a screenshot. LinkDish reads it into a recipe you can edit.

  • Pasted text

    Recipe stuck in an email, a note or a message? Paste the text and LinkDish sorts out the ingredients and the steps.

Faster imports. Links LinkDish has already read come back almost instantly.

Instagram or Facebook? Those links aren't supported yet. A screenshot of the recipe works.

  1. 01

    Paste or share

    Use the Add button, the share sheet on Android, or paste a link on the web.

  2. 02

    LinkDish tidies it up

    Photo, servings, times, ingredients and steps land in one clean, editable entry.

  3. 03

    Cook, plan and shop

    Scale it, convert it, cook with timers, add it to your week and your list.

Inside the app

Everything after
the save.

Calm when you're browsing, clear when your hands are covered in flour.

Meal planner

Plan the week.
Shop once.

Drop recipes from your cookbook onto the days you'll cook them. When the week looks right, LinkDish turns the whole plan into one shopping list.

  • See every dinner for the week at a glance
  • One tap builds the list for the whole plan
  • Matching ingredients are combined across recipes
The LinkDish meal plan for this week: pancakes and spaghetti on Sunday and Thai red curry on Monday, each with its photo and servings, under an Add to shopping list button.

Smart shopping list

A list that
knows the store.

Items are grouped by aisle, from produce to pantry, with clean amounts like 1 ½ cups instead of 1.5000001. On Family, the whole household shares one list, and it stays in sync as things get checked off.

  • Sorted by aisle, in the order you walk the store
  • Clean fractions and combined amounts
  • Household sync with the Family plan
The LinkDish shopping list sorted by aisle: Produce with 3 lemons, 2 yellow onions and 1 head garlic, each line showing which recipes need it.

Cook mode that keeps up.

Big, focused steps with the ingredients each one needs. Timers come straight from the method and keep running while you move between steps, and if you step away, LinkDish picks up where you left off.

LinkDish cook mode on step 5 of 6: a large step, a 20-minute simmer timer running at 19:57 and the three ingredients that step needs

Any size. Any units.

Scale servings up or down, then switch between US and metric. Oven temperatures convert too.

  • 1 ½ cups140 g rolled oats
  • ½ cup110 g butter, softened
  • 1 cup240 ml milk
  • Bake at 350°F175°C

Dark mode for late dinners.

Light, dark, or match your phone. Easy on the eyes at the stove after sunset.

The LinkDish cookbook in dark mode: warm charcoal screens with the recipe photos and cream text

Your recipes, your file.

Export a full backup of your cookbook whenever you like. Coming from Paprika? Import your Paprika export and keep cooking.

A cookbook you want to open.

Recipes keep their photos, so your cookbook looks like dinner, not a list of bookmarks.

Spaghetti and meatballs Buttermilk pancakes with berries A summer berry galette Thai red curry with rice

Offline, and no ads.

Saved recipes open without a connection, and there are no ads on any plan, including Free.

Family plan

One household.
One dinner plan.

Up to 6 people share one cookbook and one shopping list that stays in sync, so whoever is at the store knows exactly what's still needed.

Explore Family

Pricing

Simple plans.
Start free.

Try LinkDish without a card. Upgrade when you want more imports or a shared household.

Free

Try the whole idea.

$0

Free for as long as you like

  • 3 recipe imports to try it
  • Up to 15 saved recipes
  • Cook mode, shopping list and offline access
Start free

Family

For the whole table.

$4.99 CAD / month

Or $44.99 a year and save 24%

  • 250 imports a month for the household
  • Up to 6 people share one cookbook
  • One shopping list that syncs for everyone
  • Everything in Plus
Get Family
Compare plans
What each LinkDish plan includes
Feature Free Plus Family
Recipe importsFrom recipe sites, videos and photos 3 to start 100 a month 250 a month
Saved recipes Up to 15 Unlimited Unlimited
Cook mode with timers Included Included Included
Shopping list Included Included Included
Works offlineSaved recipes open without a connection Included Included Included
Family sharingOne shared cookbook for up to 6 people Not included Not included Included
Household shopping listEveryone adds and checks off the same list Not included Not included Included
No ads Included Included Included

Prices are in Canadian dollars. Google Play and web checkout show the exact price for your country, including any taxes, before you pay. Paid plans renew until you cancel, and you can cancel anytime.

iPhone & iPad

LinkDish for iPhone
is on the way.

Leave your email and we'll send a note when the iPhone app is ready to try. We only use it for iPhone availability updates.

Read the privacy policy. To leave the list, email support@linkdish.ca.

Use it on iPhone today

The web app works in Safari and installs like an app.

  1. 1 Open app.linkdish.ca in Safari.
  2. 2 Tap Share, then Add to Home Screen.
  3. 3 Open LinkDish from your Home Screen, full screen and ready to cook.
See the install guide

Questions

A few things
before dinner.

Is LinkDish free?

Yes. The Free plan includes 3 recipe imports and up to 15 saved recipes, along with cook mode, the shopping list and offline access. No card is required. Plus adds 100 imports a month and unlimited saved recipes for $2.99 CAD a month or $24.99 CAD a year.

Where can I use LinkDish?

LinkDish runs on Android and as a web app in any modern browser. On iPhone and iPad, open the web app in Safari and add it to your Home Screen. A native iPhone app is on the way, and you can join the list to hear when it is ready.

Which links and sources work?

Public recipe web pages, YouTube videos and Shorts with the recipe in the description, TikTok videos with the recipe in the caption, and Pinterest pins that link to a recipe page. You can also scan a photo or screenshot, or paste recipe text. Pages behind a login, Instagram and Facebook are not supported yet.

How does the meal planner work?

Add recipes from your cookbook to the days you plan to cook them. LinkDish then builds one shopping list for the whole week, grouped by aisle, with matching ingredients combined.

Can LinkDish convert between US and metric?

Yes. Switch any recipe between US and metric measurements, including oven temperatures, so 350°F becomes 175°C. You can scale servings up or down too.

Can my family share recipes and a shopping list?

Yes, with the Family plan. Up to 6 people share one cookbook and one shopping list that stays in sync for everyone.

Can I export my recipes or bring them from Paprika?

Yes. You can export a full backup of your cookbook at any time, and import recipes from a Paprika export.

Does LinkDish keep the original recipe source?

Always. Every recipe keeps its original source visible and one tap away, so the person who wrote it gets the credit.

Paste a link.
Get cooking.

Save your first recipe in less time than it takes the oven to preheat.

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