Linkplate, the personal cookbook — one paste, one recipe
200 saved recipes. Nothing planned for tonight.
Linkplate is a personal cookbook for the recipes you save from the internet. One paste, one clean recipe — dinner decided.Linkplate is a personal cookbook for the recipes you save from the internet. Paste the link and it comes back clean: ingredients, steps, servings and oven temperature. Dinner is decided before you open the fridge.
Card today, nothing charged for 14 days · Then $49 once, never renewed
245 of 250 Founder Passes remain
5 home cooks have already claimed a pass
At 5:30 on a Wednesday, it's gone.
- Built in Cumming, Georgia by the founder
- 245 of 250 passes left
- Runs on the phone you already own
Check it yourself before you pay: the FAQ or the refund policy.
Saving a recipe isn't the same as being able to find it.
You hit save on Facebook. You pinned it on Pinterest. You screenshotted the TikTok. Then dinner time comes and the one you wanted is buried in a feed, lost in your camera roll, or stuck behind a blog's pop-ups. One paste, one recipe — that's the whole product.
That's me — show me the pasteSaved posts, pins & screenshots
Linkplate
A saved post, a pin, a screenshot, a bookmark
One cookbook, in albums named for how you cook
A 1,200-word story, 3 pop-ups and an ad before the steps
Ingredients, steps, servings, oven temp and time — nothing else
You can't search a screenshot for “what can I make with gnocchi”
Search by name or by ingredient, results in seconds
14 ingredients retyped into your notes app
One tap: a list grouped by aisle, checked off in the store
Who it's for
One cookbook, three kinds of cook.
You all start the same way: something worth cooking, seen on the internet, saved and then lost. Linkplate keeps it and answers the question you actually ask next.
Meal preppers
One Sunday cook, five weekday lunches.
Save the batch recipe once, then turn it into one aisle-grouped grocery list for the whole week. Every repeat cook stays in the same album instead of scrolling back through a feed for it.
Fitness folks
The high-protein one you saved in March.
Each saved recipe keeps its calories and macros per serving, right next to the ingredients — so the one worth cooking on a Tuesday is a search away, not lost in your camera roll.
Healthy-lifestyle cooks
Lighter versions you actually cook.
Keep the veg-forward, lower-sugar recipes you really make in albums you name yourself, with nutrition on the card. Swapping the cream or the rice becomes a glance, not a hunt.
A note from the founder
Built in Cumming, Georgia, by someone who kept losing recipes.
It's 5:40 on a Tuesday. I'm standing at an open fridge with my phone in my hand, scrolling the recipes I've saved, looking for the one I was sure I saved a few weeks back. I find it — a Reel, wedged between a screenshot of a pin and a link I never opened. I read it standing up, realise I'm missing two ingredients, and we eat the same dinner we always eat.
That's the whole reason Linkplate exists. Not a recipe collection — a way to walk into the kitchen at 5:30 with dinner already decided. Paste the link when you find it, and it comes back clean, with the steps and the shopping list, waiting for the moment you're hungry and out of patience.
Linkplate is new, and there's no marketing team behind these words. A handful of home cooks here in Cumming used it before you could sign up — that's the honest version of our story so far. One payment of $49 gets you lifetime access, and every improvement I make from here.
P.S. You don't have to move all 200 over. Paste the next one you save — that's the whole test.
Michael Mendelssohn
Founder, Linkplate · Cumming, Georgia
One paste, one recipe — start to finish
Follow one saved Reel all the way to Thursday's dinner.
A real recipe, saved on a Tuesday and cooked three days later. Six screens, nothing skipped.
Step 01 of 6
Tuesday, 11pm: you save the Reel
A 45-second Reel: crispy gnocchi, one pan, twenty minutes. You paste the link into Linkplate — or paste the caption, if that's all you have.
Paste a link
No link handy? Paste the caption, or snap the cookbook page.
Inside the app
One paste in. One recipe out.
Real screens from Linkplate, not mockups. Links, pasted text, and photos of cookbook pages all end up in the same place.
Before
A 45-second Reel, the method buried in the caption, a video you'll never find again.
After
Serves 4 · 20 min · 425°F. Ingredients and steps pulled out in seconds.
At the stove
Six numbered steps you can read at arm's length; every ingredient to your list in one tap.
At the store
14 items across produce, dairy and pantry, checked off as you shop.
Every plan starts with 14 days free.
One list, not five
Plan the week. Shop once.
Put five dinners in an album and Linkplate merges the duplicates: 31 ingredients become 19 items, grouped by produce, protein, dairy, frozen and pantry. Check them off as you shop — no retyping, no second trip for the onion you forgot.
Before you paste
If you can read it or watch it, Linkplate can save it.
- Recipe blogs and sites — past the pop-ups, straight to the recipe card
- Pinterest pins, including the ones with the recipe only in the caption
- Facebook posts and group threads
- YouTube and Shorts — link or full video
- TikTok videos and their captions
- Instagram Reels and carousels
- A photo of a cookbook page, a magazine clipping, or Grandma's index card
- A recipe you type in yourself, from memory
Paste the link or the caption. Either one works.
Works on any phone, no app store needed. Add it to your home screen and it opens just like an app.
Pricing
Fourteen days free. Then $49, once.
Linkplate is a personal cookbook for the recipes you save from the internet. The Founder Pass is one payment: fourteen free days, then $49, then never again. Prefer to spread it out? Monthly and yearly start with the same fourteen free days. We email you on day 12 before anything is charged.
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The Founder Pass
Lifetime access to Linkplate.
$49 once. At $9.99/month it pays for itself in five months — then it's free forever.
One payment on day 15 — no renewals, ever.
- Lifetime access — one payment after your trial, no renewals, ever
- Every source: TikTok, Reels, YouTube, Pinterest, blogs, photos of cookbook pages
- Unlimited recipes, albums and grocery lists — 200 saved or 2,000
- Early access to new features, marked Beta in the app
- A direct line to the people building it — your messages get read and answered
Free with your pass: forward me your three messiest saved recipes and I'll load them in for you.
The 30-Day Cook-It Guarantee: if it doesn't fit the way you cook, email me within 30 days of your first charge and I'll refund you in full — and your saved recipes stay yours. Details
245 of 250 Founder Passes remain
Yearly
Everything in Linkplate, billed once a year.
14-day free trial, then billed. Cancel anytime.
Monthly
Everything in Linkplate, billed month to month.
14-day free trial, then billed. Cancel anytime.
Every plan includes everything in Linkplate.
The Founder Pass adds the things a subscription can't carry.
| Feature | Founder Pass | Yearly | Monthly |
|---|---|---|---|
| Capture from TikTok, Reels, YouTube, Pinterest, blogs | Included | Included | Included |
| Photo of a cookbook page, or a recipe typed by hand | Included | Included | Included |
| Unlimited recipes, albums and grocery lists | Included | Included | Included |
| Grocery list grouped by aisle | Included | Included | Included |
| Nutrition per serving | Included | Included | Included |
| Concierge load-in — I load your three messiest recipes | Included | ||
| Early access to new features, marked Beta | Included | ||
| A direct line to the person building it | Included | ||
| Billing | $49 once, no renewals | $34.99 a year | $9.99 a month |
Secure, encrypted checkout
Checkout is handled by Stripe — we never see or store your card details.
Straight answers
Questions before you buy.
The questions cooks actually ask us — answered honestly.
Saved posts stay in the app you found them in, mixed with everything else, and you can't search or shop from them. Linkplate pulls every recipe into one cookbook and turns them into a grocery list.
Your next dinner is already saved somewhere. Let's go find it.
14 days free, then $49 once — never renewed
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