Turn the Internet Into Your Personal Cookbook.

Linkplate is a personal cookbook for the internet. It saves any recipe you find — from YouTube, Instagram, and food blogs — into one clean, organized collection. Saved recipes can become a grocery list.

Anyone who cooks has felt this: a recipe seen on your phone at lunch, half-remembered by dinnertime. Screenshots pile up in the camera roll, links scatter across text messages, and the dish you loved is nowhere to be found. Linkplate fixes that. Paste a link and the recipe arrives cleaned up — just the title, ingredients, and steps, no ads or life stories. Save it to an album and it is there when you cook, on the device in your hand.

What Linkplate does

• Captures recipes from links, photos, or typed notes, in seconds.
• Cleans each recipe to its essentials — ingredients and steps, nothing else.
• Organizes everything into albums: weeknights, baking, grilling, holidays.
• Turns a recipe, or a whole album, into a grocery list you can check off at the store.

Pricing

Founder Pass

One payment of $49 for lifetime access, backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Subscriptions

Prefer a subscription? It is $9.99 per month or $34.99 per year, and you can cancel anytime. Linkplate works on the web today, with iPhone and Android apps on the way.