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Clip a recipe from a link, snap a photo, or type your own. It all lands in one tidy place — no more lost screenshots and seventeen open tabs.
Feelspoon keeps every recipe you love in one place — then walks you through cooking it. Scaled to your servings, whether it arrived as a link, a screenshot or a photo of a card. The recipes you save are the ones you'll actually make.
Free to download, free to cook with. No card, no trial clock. Premium adds AI captures, up to 40 a day, for $4.99 a month or $39.99 a year — see what's in each.
Made for home cooks, not restaurant kitchens. The iPhone app is in testing; until its App Store release, use the browser version on iPhone.
Your recipes shouldn't live in screenshots, bookmarks, and tabs you'll never find again. Keep them in one place — and a pinch of taste.
Clip a recipe from a link, snap a photo, or type your own. It all lands in one tidy place — no more lost screenshots and seventeen open tabs.
Tag, sort, and search by ingredient, cuisine, or craving. The recipe you're after is two taps away, not buried in your camera roll.
Step-by-step cook mode, scaled to your servings and timed to your night. No ten-paragraph life story. Just dinner, handled.
Feelspoon takes all four, and what lands is the same either way: a clean recipe with the quantities, the steps and the times, ready to cook and saved on your phone.
Title, ingredients, steps, times and the photo. The ten-paragraph life story stays behind.
A recipe card, a cookbook page, or Grandma's handwriting, read and turned into steps you can cook from.
The block someone sent you in a message, straightened out into a real recipe.
Say what you're craving and it writes the recipe. Up to 40 a day on Premium.
Desserts · 1h 5m
Mediterranean · 40 min
Latin · 1h 25m
Italian · 1h 20m
Snacks · 30 min
Asian · 10 min
Every recipe — links, photos, screenshots, your own — in a single searchable home you'll actually keep using.
One quiet dinner or a full table — quantities and timings recalculate themselves.
Hands-free, step-by-step guidance in big text. It reads each step aloud, keeps the screen awake, and has timers built into the steps that need them.
Build your week, then generate a shopping list from it. Less forgetting, fewer extra trips.
Feelspoon is available on Google Play and in your browser at feelspoon.app/app. The iPhone app is in testing and is not yet publicly available on the App Store. You can use the browser version on iPhone, iPad or a laptop; features can differ by version.
Kariim spent over twenty years in restaurant operations before he wrote a line of code. Feelspoon is the first app he shipped. His name is on the Google Play listing and his face is at the bottom of this page.
Both apps save recipes and help with meal planning. Samsung Food has free core features and an optional Food+ subscription with photo scanning and guided cooking. Feelspoon offers AI capture within plan limits, read-aloud cook mode, meal planning and optional community sharing. Compare the current plans and choose the workflow that fits your kitchen.
Free to download and free to use. Save unlimited recipes, cook, plan the week and build shopping lists without paying anything or entering a card. Free includes 3 AI captures per month. Premium is $4.99 a month or $39.99 a year and raises your AI recipe capture limit to 40 a day. Prices are in USD; local store prices may vary.
That's the point. Paste a link and Feelspoon pulls out the title, ingredients, steps, times and photo — and leaves the ten-paragraph life story behind. Same for a photo of a recipe card, a cookbook page, or text you copied from a message.
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Feelspoon is live on Google Play and in your browser — save recipes, cook hands-free, and plan the week. Start cooking today.
We don't sell your data. Here's what we store.
“I built Feelspoon. Now I want it in the hands of people who will actually use it in the kitchen.”
Kariim Chiles · Founder of Shift-9 Studios
I studied computer engineering earlier in life, then spent over 20 years in restaurant operations. My name is the one on the Google Play listing, so the person shipping the updates is the person you're writing to.