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Suggested steps, clearly labeled. Some recipe videos list the ingredients and never say what to do with them. Before, Feastmark either gave up on those or quietly filled in steps of its own. That second one bugged me, because it looked like the cook's method when it wasn't. Now, when a video has no steps, Feastmark writes simple ones from the ingredients and marks them as suggested, on the recipe and in Cook Mode. The recipe page has a link back to the video, so you can watch how it's really done. Change the steps yourself and the label goes away. They're yours at that point. This works on recipes you save from now on. Recipes already in your library stay as they are.
Built by Raul, an Air Force veteran and solo developer. Feastmark is the recipe saver I wished I had. You saved the recipe. Good luck finding it again. Maybe it's a TikTok you liked three weeks ago. Maybe it's an Instagram post you sent to yourself, or a video where the ingredients flash by so fast you keep scrubbing back to read them. The recipe's in there somewhere. You just can't cook from it. Feastmark pulls it out for you. Hit Share on a recipe video or link and pick Feastmark. It reads the post, and if the cook only says the recipe out loud, it listens to the video too. What comes back is a real recipe, with ingredients you can check off and steps you can follow. It's saved right on your phone or iPad. After you make it, jot down how it went. Give it a rating and a note like "less salt next time." That note is waiting for you the next time you open the recipe. SAVING • Share from TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and recipe blogs. No copying and pasting • Or paste a link right into the app • If the caption skips the recipe, Feastmark gets it from what's said in the video • When a video never gives the steps, Feastmark suggests some and labels them as suggested • Type in your own recipes and add a photo • If an import doesn't come through, it's saved as a draft you can finish in a few taps COOKING • Cook Mode shows one step at a time in big type, with ingredients you tap to check off • On an iPad turned sideways, the step sits next to the ingredient list • Steps with a time in them get a timer. "Simmer 20 minutes" becomes one tap • The screen stays on, so you're not poking it with wet hands • Change the servings and every ingredient rescales • Making a drink? The button says Make instead of Cook REMEMBERING • Log each cook with a rating, a photo, and what you'd change • Your "next time" note shows up on its own when you come back to the recipe • Keep your own notes on any recipe • Mark favorites and sort recipes into collections however you think about them • Search looks at ingredients and tags as well as titles, so typing chicken finds every chicken recipe YOURS, AND ONLY YOURS • Free. Your library, Cook Mode, and every recipe you save stay free for good • No account to make • No ads, and nothing tracking what you do in the app • Your recipes stay on your device. Turn on iCloud and they sync to your other Apple devices too. Feastmark never sees them.