Every recipe in one tin.
Screenshot a recipe you scrolled past, photograph a cookbook page or grandma's handwritten card, or paste the text. Cardamint reads it on your iPhone and sorts it into ingredients and steps; you check it and keep it. Then it fills your week from your own recipes and writes one grocery list.
From a screenshot to Sunday's shopping
Save it from anywhere
Screenshots of social media posts and recipe sites, photos of cookbook pages and handwritten cards, or pasted text. Up to four pictures at once.
Check it, then keep it
Text is read on your iPhone; Apple's on-device model sorts it into a title, servings, time, ingredients and steps. Lines worth a second look are marked, and the original picture is one tap away.
A week that fills itself
Seven day dividers, like a recipe tin. "Fill my week" picks from your own recipes only: ones you haven't cooked lately, favourites more often, quicker ones on weeknights.
One grocery list
Every ingredient of the week, scaled to the servings you plan and added up across recipes (tablespoons, grams, cups and millilitres), sorted by aisle in 12 languages.
Cook for 2 or for 6
Scale any recipe, tap steps as you go, keep the screen on while you cook.
Works without Apple Intelligence
On iPhones without it, Cardamint reads recipes with its own rules, and typing a recipe in always works.
Your recipes stay yours
- No account. Recipes, photos and plans stay on your iPhone.
- Reading happens on the device: nothing is uploaded.
- Cardamint never copies recipes from websites by itself. You choose what goes in your tin, and the link you add is shown as credit.
- No ads, no analytics, no tracking.
Free mode and Plus
Free mode keeps up to 10 recipes, typed in by hand, with the week planner and grocery list. Cardamint Plus adds unlimited recipes and reading from screenshots, photos and pasted text. It is a yearly subscription with a one-week free trial, or a one-time lifetime unlock. Prices are shown in the app before you buy.
No nutrition, no diets
Cardamint is a recipe box and planner. It doesn't count calories or give food or health advice; your recipes are your own.