Platform
Mac · macOS 26+
Mac · Preview · Local-first
Turn recipe pages into clear recipe cards on your Mac.
RecipeFlow is built for a calmer import flow: add a URL, strip away page noise, structure the recipe locally, and return to it later without web clutter.
Mac preview
Calmer import instead of a pile of open tabs.
RecipeFlow focuses on URL import, local structure, and finding recipes again later.
Facts
At a glance
Storage
Stored locally on Mac
Account
No account required
Pricing
Preview
Export
No cloud export
Version
Preview
Rating
Not in the App Store yet
Features
Key product highlights.
Paste a URL, get a recipe
RecipeFlow loads a recipe page, filters the noise, and turns it into a clean card.
Safari share extension
Recipe pages can be handed to the app directly from Safari.
Local structuring
Titles, ingredients, and steps stay on your Mac instead of a separate cloud.
Manual editing
If a site is messy, you can correct the imported content later.
Recipe library
Saved recipes remain available later as a local collection.
Privacy by design
No tracking SDKs; network access happens only for the recipe source you choose.
Use cases
Supporting pages for concrete search intents.
FAQ
Short answers to common questions.
Does the app need internet access?
Yes for importing a recipe page. Afterwards the saved recipe remains available locally.
Are recipes sent to custom servers?
No. Based on the current product state, there is no separate app backend.
Is RecipeFlow already on iPhone or iPad?
The current site describes the first Mac version and its macOS workflow.
Privacy
Clear about what stays local and what this site only links to.
RecipeFlow stores recipes locally on your Mac. Only the recipe page you choose is fetched for import.