About
About Linkplate
What Linkplate does
Linkplate is a personal cookbook built for the way people actually cook today. Recipes live everywhere now — on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, and food blogs across the web — and then they get lost again inside bookmarks, screenshots, and the forty-seven open tabs you swore you’d come back to. Linkplate captures the recipe, cleans away the clutter around it, and keeps it in one organized place you can actually find again. Over time it can turn a saved recipe into a grocery list, so you can move from “that looks good” to “we’re making that tonight” without rebuilding the ingredients by hand.
Who it’s for
Linkplate is for anyone who cooks from the internet. The weeknight dinner planner trying to remember Tuesday’s pasta. The Sunday project cook working through a long recipe. The person who sends themselves a recipe at 11:43 at night and can never find it again. If you’ve ever tried to recall where you saw that one soup everyone loved, Linkplate is for you.
Who builds it
Michael Mendelssohn
Founder, Linkplate · LinkedIn
I believe business is built on trust, ideas, and how you treat people.
My work has always lived at the intersection of marketing, creativity, problem-solving, and relationships.
I ask questions. I look for what others miss. I push ideas until they get better. And I care deeply about helping people and businesses move forward.
The standard is simple: do good work. Keep your word. Bring value. Treat people well. And leave something better than you found it.
Linkplate is built with the people who use it most — our Founders — who get lifetime access and a direct line to tell us what works, what doesn’t, and what we should build next.