Every recipe you love, in one place.
Coming soon to Google Play.
Coming soon to Google Play.
Paste a link from Instagram, TikTok or any recipe website and Pin a Pie pulls out the ingredients and the steps.
Photograph a cookbook page, a printed card or a handwritten note — even a recipe that runs over two pages — and it becomes a recipe you can edit.
Weeknights, baking, the things your kids will actually eat: group recipes the way you cook, and pin your favourites to your profile.
Scale servings up or down, switch between metric and imperial, and follow the method step by step.
Follow friends and family, see what they're cooking, and save each other's recipes into your own cookbooks.
Pin a Pie is a free recipe keeper app for iPhone. It collects recipes from websites, Instagram, TikTok, cookbooks and handwritten notes in one place, organised into cookbooks you can share with friends and family.
Copy the post's link and paste it into Pin a Pie. It reads the ingredients and steps from the caption. If the recipe is only in the video, it saves the post with its caption so you don't lose it.
Yes. Take a photo of a cookbook page, a printed recipe or a handwritten note — or pick several photos for a recipe that runs over two pages — and Pin a Pie turns it into a recipe you can edit, in the language it was written in.
Yes. Pin a Pie is free to download and use.
Yes. Switch between metric and imperial and scale any recipe by servings. Swedish measures such as dl, msk, tsk and krm are understood too.
Not yet. Pin a Pie is on the App Store for iPhone, and it's coming soon to Google Play.
Pin a Pie is made by Sharp Things AB, a company in Sweden.
