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pablo@elitegrid.ioHow do I save a recipe from a reel?
- Open RecipeJunkie and go to the Import tab.
- Tap “Copy setup instructions for your AI” and paste them into your AI assistant’s chat (ChatGPT, Grok, Claude — whichever you use). You only do this once.
- From then on, just paste any Instagram, Facebook, or YouTube recipe reel link into that chat. Your assistant breaks the video down and the finished recipe arrives in RecipeJunkie by push notification.
My recipe didn’t show up
- Make sure notifications are allowed for RecipeJunkie in your phone’s Settings.
- If the app was closed when the recipe was sent, tap the “New recipe saved” notification — or simply open the app — and it files itself.
- Still nothing? Re-copy the setup instructions from the Import tab and paste them into a fresh chat with your assistant, then resend the link.
What does “AI-estimated” mean on an ingredient?
Amounts the creator stated are saved exactly. Amounts that could only be read from the video itself are marked AI-estimated so you know to treat them as a starting point. Every recipe is fully editable — tap Edit on any recipe and make it yours.
Can I add and edit my own recipes?
Yes. Tap New in the library to create a recipe by hand, and open any recipe to edit its ingredients and steps.
Where are my recipes stored?
Only on your phone. There’s no account and no server copy — your library never leaves your device. That also means deleting the app deletes your recipes, so use the Share button on anything you want to keep a copy of. See our Privacy Policy.
Is there a subscription?
No. RecipeJunkie is $10 once — pay once and it’s yours. No subscription, ever.
Is RecipeJunkie on Android?
Not yet — Android is coming soon. RecipeJunkie is available now on iPhone.
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