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myCookSnap guide

How myCookSnap works

Turn recipes from social, websites and notes into an organized digital cookbook

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myCookSnap workflow with recipe sources, AI draft and saved cookbook card

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myCookSnap is built for people who find recipes everywhere: Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, food blogs, PDFs, screenshots, quick phone notes and ideas created with the Personal Chef.

Demo

See myCookSnap in action

Try a sample recipe and see how it becomes an organized card, ready to review and save.

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What you can do

Social links

Screenshots and PDFs

Personal Chef

Personal cookbook

01

Capture the recipe source

Start with what you already have: an Instagram link, a TikTok video, a YouTube video, a web page, a PDF, a screenshot or text copied from your notes.

myCookSnap collects the available information and helps turn it into an organized recipe. If the page is incomplete, you can add text, files or images for more context.

It is ideal for saving recipes from social posts, reels, blogs and screenshots without rewriting everything from scratch.

02

Review and edit the draft

myCookSnap prepares a recipe card with title, ingredients, quantities, prep time, servings, method, photo, notes and tags.

Nothing is saved blindly: you can review and correct quantities, steps, category, image or missing details first.

The result is a recipe that stays clear, readable and ready to use in the kitchen.

03

Save everything in your cookbook

When the draft is ready, save it in your digital cookbook.

From there you can search recipes, including ideas created with the Personal Chef, edit them, mark favorites, print them or share them with other users.

You get an organized archive of personal recipes, always available when you cook.

FAQ

Does myCookSnap save every recipe automatically?+

No. It creates a draft first, then you decide whether to save it. This helps avoid incomplete or inaccurate recipes in your cookbook.

Can I edit ingredients and servings?+

Yes. Recipe cards are editable: you can change quantities, servings, notes, timing and photos.

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