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Recipe app for iPhone

From your feed
to your table.

SavaPlate is a recipe app that turns the food you discover on social media into recipes you can save, organize, plan and actually cook.

Actual app screens · Example recipe

Save recipes from

  • Instagram
  • TikTok
  • YouTube
  • Pinterest
  • Facebook
  • Recipe websites
  • Cookbook photos
  • Screenshots

Social imports work with supported public posts and are included with Sous Chef and Head Chef.

The short answer

What is SavaPlate?

SavaPlate is a recipe app for iPhone that saves recipes from supported social posts, recipe websites, cookbook photos and screenshots, then helps you organize, plan and cook them step by step. It includes an iPad experience and an Apple Watch companion, and its Dish Detective feature suggests recipes to recreate a dish from a photo.

It’s made for the recipes that usually get lost: the reel you saved at lunch, the video you meant to try, the cookbook page you photographed. Each one gets a proper recipe with ingredients, steps and timers, and keeps credit with its source.

How it works

From saved post to dinner.

01 · Save

Share it to SavaPlate

In Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest or Facebook, tap Share and choose SavaPlate, or paste the post’s link. SavaPlate pulls the ingredients and directions into an editable recipe.

SavaPlate import review showing an editable recipe marked Import ready.

02 · Review

Check it, then keep it

Review quantities, times and the source before you save. The recipe keeps its source attribution, so credit stays where it belongs.

SavaPlate recipe page for Weeknight Tomato Pasta with ingredients and a Start cooking button.

03 · Cook

Cook one step at a time

Focus on the current step, see what’s next and run timers as you go. Your iPhone can read each step aloud using an installed voice.

SavaPlate cooking mode showing step 3 of 4 with a running timer.

04 · Keep

Keep it close

Every recipe lands in one library, with collections, meal plans and grocery lists ready when you are.

SavaPlate recipe library with search, filters and recipe cards.

Social imports are included with Sous Chef and Head Chef and work with supported public posts. If a platform hides a caption, paste the recipe text instead. Always review imported recipes, especially ingredients and allergens.

A plated salad of mixed greens with feta, olives, walnuts and red onion.

Clues in, a match out.Example suggestion, not the restaurant’s original recipe.

Meet Dish Detective

Loved the dish? Follow the clues.

Some of your best food discoveries don’t come with a recipe. Snap the plate, add what you remember, and Dish Detective suggests recipes to recreate it at home, with the clues behind each match.

  1. Snap the dish.Take a photo or choose one from your library.
  2. Add what you remember.Ingredients, sauce, cooking method and flavors, plus the restaurant or menu if you have it.
  3. Pick a match and cook.Compare suggestions and why they fit, then save the one you want to make.

Included with Sous Chef and Head Chef; monthly limits apply. Matches are AI-assisted suggestions, not the restaurant’s original recipe. Don’t rely on a match for allergen safety.

Read the Dish Detective guide

At home in your kitchen

Room to cook. A glance to keep going.

An iPad experience with more room for the recipe, and an Apple Watch companion that keeps the current step and timer close.

SavaPlate on iPad, with a recipe open behind focused cooking steps and a timer.
A little more room for the recipe. iPad preview
SavaPlate Apple Watch companion showing the current cooking step and a timer.
Keep the next step close. Apple Watch companion preview

Plan · Shop · Cook

Everything after the save.

  • Collections

    Weeknight wins, family classics and recipes to try, each in its own place.

  • Meal plans

    Bring favorites into your week and give “what’s for dinner?” an answer.

  • Grocery lists

    Build a shopping list from the recipes you’re cooking and take it to the store.

  • Cook mode

    Focused steps with built-in timers, plus iPhone narration and an Apple Watch companion.

  • Make it yours Sous Chef & Head Chef

    Explore substitutions and simpler versions with online tools, then check they suit your ingredients and dietary needs.

  • Always on hand

    Your saved cookbook stays available even when online processing is paused.

Plans

Three ways to cook.

Start free. Upgrade when you want more room in the kitchen.

Start your cookbook

Home Chef

Free

  • Starter recipes to get cooking
  • Photo, screenshot and recipe-link imports, within a limited monthly allowance
  • A limited recipe library
  • Step-by-step cook mode with timers

For a busy kitchen

Head Chef

Price shown in the app

  • Everything in Sous Chef
  • Our most generous allowances
  • Our most capable recipe processing

Plans, features and allowances are subject to change. Current details, limits and prices are shown in the app before you subscribe. Online imports, adaptations and searches share monthly allowances. Subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled in your App Store account.

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FAQ

Questions, answered.

Can’t find what you need? Email admin@savaplate.com.

Visit Support Suggest a feature

Feature suggestions are public. Send private questions and bug reports to support.

What is SavaPlate?

SavaPlate is a recipe app for iPhone that saves recipes from supported social posts, recipe websites, cookbook photos and screenshots, then helps you organize, plan and cook them step by step. It includes an iPad experience and an Apple Watch companion, and its Dish Detective feature suggests recipes to recreate a dish from a photo.

How do I save a recipe from Instagram or TikTok?

Open the post, tap Share and choose SavaPlate, or copy the link and paste it into SavaPlate. SavaPlate reads the recipe from the caption or description and can analyze supported video and audio when the details are in the clip. Review the ingredients and steps, then save.

Social imports are included with Sous Chef and Head Chef.

Which sites and apps can SavaPlate import from?

Supported public posts from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest and Facebook, plus supported public recipe websites, photos of cookbook pages and screenshots. Private or blocked posts aren’t supported, and some posts need you to paste the caption or add a screenshot. Always review what SavaPlate extracts.

Is SavaPlate free?

Yes. Home Chef is free, with starter recipes and limited monthly allowances. Sous Chef and Head Chef add social imports, Dish Detective, recipe adaptations and more room. Plans and allowances are subject to change; you’ll see current details and prices in the app before you subscribe.

How much does SavaPlate cost?

Home Chef is free. Sous Chef and Head Chef are optional subscriptions; current prices and billing options are shown in the app before you subscribe. Subscriptions renew automatically unless you cancel in your App Store account.

How does Dish Detective work?

Start with a photo of a dish, add optional restaurant or menu details, and refine what you remember about its ingredients and flavors. Dish Detective suggests recipe matches and explains the clues behind them. It helps you find a way to recreate the dish; it doesn’t promise a restaurant’s exact or secret recipe. It’s included with Sous Chef and Head Chef, subject to monthly limits.

Does SavaPlate credit the original creator?

Yes. The import review includes the recipe’s source, and imported recipes are saved with source attribution so you can see where each one came from.

Does SavaPlate work on iPad and Apple Watch?

Yes. SavaPlate includes an iPad experience with more room for the recipe, and an Apple Watch companion that keeps the current cooking step and timer close at hand.

Is SavaPlate available on Android?

Not yet. SavaPlate is available on the Apple App Store. Android is planned for a later release; we haven’t announced a date. To hear when it’s available, join the Android waitlist by email.

What happens to my photos and recipes?

Private recipe photos and personal notes are not published. When you use online recipe tools, the content needed for that request is sent to processing providers. If you allow online processing, public-source recipe facts may be reused with attribution. Read our Privacy Policy for details and your choices.

Can I delete my account and data?

Yes. In SavaPlate, open Settings → Your Data, or use our account and data deletion page to request deletion without the app. Deleting your account doesn’t cancel an App Store subscription; manage that in your Apple account.

Who makes SavaPlate?

SavaPlate is operated by MagnoliaLex LLC. For help, email admin@savaplate.com or visit Support.

Good food lives longer

Your next favorite recipe deserves to be dinner.

SavaPlate is on the App Store for iPhone and iPad, with an Apple Watch companion. Android is on the menu next; we haven’t announced a date.

Join the Android waitlist