A photo becomes a recipe
A photo of a page, a screenshot, a PDF, or just text and a link. Several recipes in one photo or PDF — you tick the ones to keep. From a link, the first recipe on the page is read.
Features
What Dishery can do
One shelf for recipes from notebooks, books, websites and messages. Below is only what the app already does today.
Send recipes to Dishery
On iPhone, Dishery appears in the Share sheet twice: as an icon at the top and as a row below. On Android — the “Scan recipe” row.
Nothing else to tap
The app doesn’t open: the recipe is read on its own and lands first in the list under the shelf; on iPhone, you get a notification when it’s ready.
A collection becomes a book
“All recipes” is already on the shelf. Start your own books — breakfasts, guests, kids — and arrange them however you like.
A recipe or a collection — as one file
From a recipe card, a collection or your Profile — a PDF. It can be read and printed anywhere, and Dishery loads it already sorted out, without reading it again: send it to Dishery via Share or add it as a file. A single recipe can also be sent as text in a messenger.
Original photos don’t go into the file — the recipient gets the recipes without them.
The original at hand
The photo a recipe was read from in the add sheet opens from its card. It is kept only on your device and is not synced. Don’t need it — delete it.
Manually
The “Manually” tile in the add sheet opens an empty recipe: title, ingredients, steps.
Search the shelf
By dish name, ingredient or #hashtag.
By voice
Dictate a recipe — your phone or browser turns speech into text.
Translation on iPhone
With a tap, on the phone itself, from iOS 18. The author’s words stay alongside. No translation in the browser or on Android.
Four color schemes
Paper, Chalkboard, Notebook and Evening; Chalkboard is dark. And wallpapers: stripe, grid, sprig, doodle.