Social imports
Imports from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and other supported sources
Foodie vs ReciMe
ReciMe already combines social imports, cookbooks, a weekly calendar, and grocery lists. Compare the details that matter to you.
Foodie and ReciMe connect saved recipes to meal planning and grocery lists. Foodie adds an AI cooking assistant on iPhone and iPad. ReciMe supports iOS and Android, with step-by-step cooking and other tools on its paid plan.
Side by side
The features that matter when you cook.
| Feature | ||
|---|---|---|
| Social recipe imports | Yes | Yes |
| Cookbooks, meal planner, and grocery lists | Yes | Yes |
| Cooking mode | Step-by-step instructions | Step-by-step cooking on the paid plan |
| App platforms | iPhone and iPad | iOS and Android |
| Payment | Free + $4.17/mo annually | Free tier with weekly import limits; paid subscription available |
How saved recipes look in FOODIE: Recipe Saver
How saved recipes look in ReciMe
A closer look
Imports from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and other supported sources
Cookbooks, a weekly meal planner, and grocery lists
Free imports have a weekly allowance
Being fair to ReciMe
ReciMe can schedule saved recipes and build a grocery list. Android support is another meaningful difference for households using more than Apple devices.
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Free to download. See the available plans and allowances in the app.
Common questions
3 answers to the things people ask us most. Tap any question to expand.
Yes. ReciMe documents a weekly calendar for saved recipes and a connected grocery list.
No. Its supported interface languages include English, Spanish, German, French, and Portuguese. Interface languages and recipe translation are separate capabilities.
ReciMe has a free tier with a weekly import allowance. Its paid plan adds features such as step-by-step cooking, nutrition, and exports. Check its current plan details.