A recipe organizer that actually keeps up with you.

Saved recipes everywhere — screenshots, browser bookmarks, sticky notes, that one Notion page from 2023. DishVault is the home for all of it.

How it works

  1. Add a public recipe link, a recipe image, or your own recipe.
  2. Review the ingredients and instructions; correct anything missing.
  3. Save the recipe to your vault and organize it in a collection.
  4. Choose meals, check your grocery list and open the recipe to cook.
Illustrative DishVault design preview, not a live account screen
Illustrative DishVault design preview; example recipes and people are not live user data.

One vault, every source

Use publicly accessible TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Pinterest and recipe blog links when recipe information can be retrieved, clear recipe images, or your own typed notes. Review each draft before saving.

Collections that match how you cook

Build collections like 'Weeknight 30-Minute Meals,' 'Holiday Sides,' or 'Recipes I Made for Mom.' A recipe can live in multiple collections — no duplicates, no folders to manage.

Filters and search that actually work

Filter by cuisine, meal type, prep time, ingredient, tag, or dietary classification. Search across recipe titles, ingredients, and notes. Find the spaghetti recipe you saved last spring in five seconds.

Auto-tagged dietary classification

DishVault flags recipes as vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, or dairy-free based on the ingredient list. You can override or add custom tags any time.

Frequently asked

Can I import recipes from other apps?

You can try publicly accessible recipe links when enough content can be retrieved, or enter recipe details yourself. Private or login-blocked sources may not work; check draft ingredients, amounts and steps.

Is there a limit on how many recipes I can save?

No. Free and Pro accounts both have unlimited saved recipes. Pro removes limits on AI-powered imports.

Does it sync across devices?

Yes. Your vault syncs across the DishVault mobile app and the web app. Sign in on any device and everything is there.

Can I share a recipe with someone?

Yes. Mark a recipe public to get a shareable link, or share it directly to a friend or group inside DishVault.

What about my privacy?

Recipes are private by default. You choose what to make public. See our Privacy Policy for the full breakdown.

Related DishVault guides

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