Cookbook pages, website links, screenshots, handwritten cards — DishCapture turns them all into clean, structured recipe cards and files them in one searchable library, so you can stop hunting through screenshots and drawers and just find the recipe you want.
If your recipes live in ten different places — a shelf of cookbooks, a folder of screenshots, bookmarked blogs, a shoebox of index cards — you don't really have a recipe collection. You have a scavenger hunt. DishCapture is a recipe organizer app built to fix exactly that: one tidy place where everything you cook actually lives.
Instead of retyping or copy-pasting, you capture a recipe from wherever you found it and DishCapture reads it, pulls out the title, ingredients, and steps, and saves it as a clean card. Everything is searchable by name, ingredient, or keyword, so “that lemon pasta from a magazine” is a two-second search instead of a twenty-minute dig.
Scan a cookbook page, paste a link, drop in a screenshot, or dictate a recipe out loud.
DishCapture structures every capture into a clean card with ingredients and steps, ready to search.
Search your whole library by name, ingredient, or keyword — and cook straight from your phone.
Find any recipe by name, ingredient, or a word you remember — across your entire collection.
Cookbooks, websites, social posts, and handwritten cards all live together in a single tidy place.
Open a recipe and follow along hands-free, with your ingredients and steps laid out clearly.
DishCapture is live and free on the App Store and Google Play. Your first five recipes are free — no credit card, no timer — on iPhone or Android.
Questions or a recipe you'd love to see? Email info@dishcapture.com
Keep them all in one searchable place instead of scattered across books, screenshots, and bookmarks. DishCapture is a digital recipe organizer that stores every recipe in one library you can search by name, ingredient, or keyword.
Yes. Recipes from cookbooks, websites, Instagram, TikTok, screenshots, and handwritten cards all live side by side in the same library, each as a clean, structured card.
No. You capture a recipe and DishCapture reads it for you — extracting the title, ingredients, and steps automatically. You can edit or add notes anytime, but you never start from a blank page.