All Your Recipes in One Place.

Yes. The free plan gives you full access to your cookbooks, meal planner, grocery list, and cloud sync. It also includes 10 AI-powered recipe imports per month, regardless of the import method: websites, photos, voice, or text. Manually adding recipes is always unlimited.

Cookonut supports several import methods. You can add a recipe from a website using the built-in browser, take a photo of a recipe from a printed cookbook, handwritten note, or magazine, dictate a recipe by voice, import one from social media (TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Pinterest), paste text from anywhere, or enter a recipe manually. All methods are available on both Free and Premium — the Free plan includes up to 10 AI imports per month, while Premium gives you unlimited access. Our algorithms and AI automatically extract ingredients, steps, and cooking times.

Yes. Once your recipes are synced to your device, you can browse your entire collection without an internet connection, including all recipe details, ingredients, steps, and photos. An internet connection is only required to import new recipes or sync changes across devices. Your saved recipes are always available.

Yes. You can import recipes from Instagram posts, Reels, TikTok videos, Pinterest pins, YouTube videos, and other platforms. Just share the link with Cookonut, and our algorithms and AI will extract the recipe details from the post description.

The meal planner helps you organize your week by adding recipes to a weekly calendar. You can plan breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and add notes for each day. You can also automatically generate a meal plan for the entire week or copy a plan from one week to the next. Once your plan is set, Cookonut automatically creates a consolidated grocery list with all the ingredients you need, which you can group, for example, by store aisle or by recipe.

Yes. Cookonut does not sell your data or show ads. Your recipes are securely synced to the cloud. You can delete your account and all associated data at any time.

Yes. If you have recipes saved in another app, such as Paprika, Recipe Keeper, or any other recipe manager, you can export them and import them into Cookonut — for example, as text or screenshots.

Cookonut currently supports 8 languages: English, Polish, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, and Brazilian Portuguese. Recipe import works best with content in these languages, as the system automatically detects and parses the recipe. The app interface is fully translated into all supported languages.

Cookonut automatically creates a grocery list based on your meal plan or selected recipes. Ingredients are intelligently combined — if two recipes call for the same item, you get a single entry with the total amount. You can group items by recipe, alphabetically, or by store aisle. You can also export, print, or share the list with family members.

An account is required to sync recipes across devices and start the Premium trial. Creating one takes just a few seconds — all you need is an email address and password, or you can sign in with Gmail or Apple. On the Free plan, you can also explore the app without creating an account.

Cookonut is available on iOS (iPhone and iPad) and Android. Your recipes sync automatically across all your devices — so, for example, you can plan meals on your phone and cook from your tablet.