For everyone who cooks from the internet and saves recipes everywhere

Turn the Internet Into Your Personal Cookbook.

Linkplate is your personal cookbook for the internet. Save any recipe you find — paste a link, upload a photo, or type it out. It captures the clean version and keeps it organized so you can find it forever.

Save a recipe. Not another bookmark.

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Plans from $9.99/month — or $49 once for lifetime access.

Web today, works on any phone browser; native iOS and Android apps are coming.

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Our first founders are the home cooks we built this with in Cumming, GA.

Paste a link. Get a recipe.
Paste a link. Get a recipe.

The app itself

This is Linkplate.

Real screens from the app Founders use today — from the moment you paste a link to the moment you’re standing in the grocery aisle.

Paste a link. Get a recipe.
Paste a link. Get a recipe.
A clean copy, always credited.
A clean copy, always credited.
Your album, ready to cook.
Your album, ready to cook.
One list. One trip.
One list. One trip.

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The problem

You’ve Already Found the Recipe.

The problem is finding it again.

Maybe it’s buried in your bookmarks.

Maybe it’s sitting in a screenshot.

Maybe you sent it to yourself.

Maybe it’s hiding somewhere inside 47 open tabs.

You remember the recipe. You just don’t remember where you put it.

Linkplate fixes that.

How it works

See a Recipe You Want? Save It to Linkplate.

Give Linkplate the recipe.

Paste a link, upload a photo, or type it out yourself.

For a link, Linkplate reads the page and pulls out the recipe itself — ingredients, instructions, and the source it came from. For a photo, it reads the recipe straight off the image. And typing one in works exactly how you’d expect.

It’s honest about where capture struggles: private Instagram accounts, heavily styled older blogs, and comment-section recipes sometimes need a quick tidy-up — and everything stays fully editable once it’s saved.

A recipe saved to Linkplate, cleaned up and credited.
A clean copy, always credited.

Linkplate captures the useful part and saves it to your collection.

Ingredients.

Instructions.

The stuff you actually came for.

So the next time you want to cook it, you don’t have to go hunting for it again.

One Place for the Recipes You Actually Want to Make.

The internet is very good at helping you discover recipes.

It’s terrible at keeping them organized.

Linkplate gives the recipes you find a permanent home. Instead of collecting links to recipes, you begin building a cookbook that belongs to you.

Your discoveries. Your collection. Your kitchen.

Stop searching

No More Recipe Archaeology.

You shouldn’t have to remember:

“Was that on YouTube?”

“Did I see it on Instagram?”

“Was it on Facebook?”

“Did I bookmark it?”

“Did someone text it to me?”

“What was that website called?”

If you saved it to Linkplate, you know where it is.

That’s the point.

Capture

Capture the Recipe. Lose the Clutter.

Save recipes you discover on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, and websites across the web.

Snap a photo of a printed recipe or type out one of your own — Linkplate cleans it up and keeps it with the rest.

Linkplate captures the recipe and gives you a clean, organized place to keep it.

Less searching.

Less scrolling.

Less “where did I put that?”

Organize

Organize Recipes the Way Your Brain Works.

Weeknight dinners
Sunday projects
Dad’s favorites
Things to grill
Christmas cookies
Recipes you haven’t made yet but absolutely intend to

Create as many recipe albums as you want and organize your collection your way.

Because the best organization system is the one you’ll actually use.

Today that means albums for every weeknight and Sunday project, and one grocery list per recipe. Cook mode, meal planning across multiple recipes, and household sharing are on the way.

If you need a meal-planning engine or a shared family cookbook today, Linkplate isn’t that yet — we’d rather say so than oversell it.

Grocery lists

From Recipe to Grocery List.

Finding the recipe is only half the job.

Eventually you have to buy the ingredients.

Linkplate can automatically turn a recipe into a grocery list, helping you move from:

“That looks good.”

“We’re making that tonight.”

without rebuilding the ingredient list by hand.

Your collection

Your Recipe Collection Gets Better Every Time You Use It.

Tonight’s pasta.

That soup everyone loved.

The cookies you make every December.

The strange little appetizer you discovered at 11:43 one night and somehow became obsessed with.

Save them. Keep them. Find them again.

Over time, Linkplate becomes more than a place to store recipes.

It becomes your personal cookbook.

Straight answers

Before You Ask.

The questions cooks actually ask us — answered honestly.

Most recipes from blogs, YouTube and recipe sites come in clean and credited. On messy sources — older blogs, heavily styled pages — a few details may need a quick tidy-up. Every recipe stays fully editable, and you can always snap a photo or type the recipe in yourself.

Why cooks trust Linkplate

Built and beta-tested with home cooks in Cumming, GA

30-day money-back guarantee

Plans from $9.99/month — or $49 once for Founders

The Founder’s offer

Become a Linkplate Founder.

Linkplate is still at the beginning — and the people who join now get something we don’t plan to offer forever.

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