Flavorish tackles a familiar problem: recipes end up scattered across Instagram reels, TikTok videos, food blogs, screenshots and family index cards, and none of it is searchable when you actually need to cook. The app acts as a single library for all of it. Share a link or a video to Flavorish and it extracts ingredients and steps; photograph a handwritten card or cookbook page and OCR turns it into an editable recipe. The result is one organized collection instead of a dozen browser tabs.
Beyond storage, Flavorish is a planning tool. Saved recipes can be dropped into a weekly meal plan split across breakfast, lunch, snacks and dinner, with a cooking mode for following multiple recipes at once. Grocery lists generate themselves from whatever is on the plan, and they can be sorted by store aisle or by recipe so shopping stops being a scavenger hunt. Lists, meal plans and collections can be shared with family or roommates with real-time sync.
The free tier is unusually generous — unlimited recipe imports from websites and unlimited recipes, collections, meal plans and grocery lists, with capped quotas on social media, image and text imports plus AI recipe generation. Premium at $4.99/month lifts all those caps and adds unlimited deep recipe imports. The app is ad-free, does not sell user data, and is available on iOS, Android and the web.
