Turn the cookbooks on your shelf into a searchable digital collection. DishCapture is a recipe scanner — snap a photo of a page and it reads the recipe into a clean, structured card you can search and cook from.
Cookbooks are wonderful and completely un-searchable. When you want that one soup recipe, you're flipping through hundreds of pages hoping you remember which book it was in. DishCapture is a recipe scanner that turns any printed page into a digital recipe you can actually find — without retyping a word.
Point your camera at a cookbook page, a recipe card, or a magazine clipping and DishCapture reads it, pulling the title, ingredients, and steps into a clean card. Scan your favourites once and your whole shelf becomes a searchable library you can carry to the kitchen, the grocery store, or a friend's house.
Any cookbook page, recipe card, printout, or magazine clipping with a recipe on it.
DishCapture scans the page and reads the title, ingredients, and steps.
The recipe is saved as a structured, searchable card — no typing required.
Cookbooks, printouts, magazine clippings, recipe cards — if it's on paper, DishCapture reads it.
The scanner extracts the ingredients and steps for you, so you never retype a recipe.
Your scanned cookbook recipes become searchable by name and ingredient in one library.
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
Yes. Snap a photo of any cookbook page and DishCapture scans it into a clean, structured, searchable recipe — no retyping needed.
Both. DishCapture reads printed cookbook pages, magazine clippings, and handwritten recipe cards, turning each into a digital recipe card.
Yes. Once scanned, every recipe is stored in your DishCapture library and can be found by name, ingredient, or keyword.