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Every recipe you save, ready to cook.

Dishloom turns TikToks, recipe links, screenshots and cookbook pages into clear recipes, then helps you plan the week, shop and cook.

Free to start on iPhone, Android and the web.

A Lemon herb chicken recipe in the Dishloom app with nutrition, servings, time and ingredients

Save recipes from

  • TikTok
  • Instagram
  • YouTube
  • Pinterest
  • Facebook
  • Any recipe website

How it works

From a saved post to dinner in three steps.

  1. 1

    Save it from anywhere

    Share a video to Dishloom on your phone, or paste a link, a photo or a file on the web.

  2. 2

    Get a recipe you can follow

    Ingredients, amounts, times and steps come together, with the original source attached.

  3. 3

    Plan, shop and cook

    Put it on your week, send it to one grocery list and cook one clear step at a time.

Features

Everything between the save and the plate.

  • Save from social videos and any website

    Share a TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Pinterest or Facebook post, or paste a recipe link. Dishloom keeps the ingredients and steps and leaves the rest behind.

  • Photos, cookbooks and files

    Snap a cookbook page or a handwritten card, or upload a screenshot, a PDF, an audio note or a video.

  • Plan your week

    Put recipes on the days you’ll cook them.

  • One grocery list

    Ingredients from your planned meals, in one list.

  • Cook step by step

    One clear step at a time, with timers you start from the recipe.

  • Make it yours with AI Edit

    Scale servings or ask for a change, like a vegetarian or gluten-free version, then review every edit before you save.

  • Cook together

    Share recipes, the meal plan and the grocery list with the people you cook with. It all syncs between your phone and the web.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Something else? Visit Support or email support@dishloom.com.

What is Dishloom?

Dishloom is a recipe app for iPhone, Android and the web. It turns recipes from videos, websites, photos and documents into clear recipes you can edit, then helps you plan meals, build a grocery list and cook step by step.

Where can I save recipes from?

TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Pinterest and Facebook links, recipe websites, photos and screenshots, cookbook pages, pasted text, documents, and audio or video files. Videos can be up to 5 minutes long.

Is Dishloom free?

Dishloom is free to download and use. The free plan includes 3 recipe imports. Dishloom Plus makes imports unlimited and is available as a subscription in the app and on the web.

Does Dishloom keep the original source?

Yes. The original source stays attached to every imported recipe, so you can always go back to the creator or the website.

Can I change a recipe after saving it?

Yes. Edit the ingredients and steps yourself, scale the servings, or ask AI Edit for a change such as a gluten-free version, then review it before you save.

Can I share recipes with my household?

Yes. Invite the people you cook with to share recipes, meal plans and the grocery list.

Do my recipes sync between my phone and the web?

Yes. Sign in with the same account on iPhone, Android or the web and your recipes, plans and lists are there.

How do I delete my account?

In the app, open More, then Data and privacy. You can also request deletion from the web on the Dishloom data deletion page.

Your next favorite meal is already saved somewhere.

Bring it to Dishloom. Free on iPhone and Android, and right here in your browser.

On your phone

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On your computer

Paste links, plan the week and keep your grocery list on a bigger screen. Everything syncs with the app.

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