Keep the recipes you find while scrolling.
A saved post is easy to forget. DishVault helps turn available recipe information from public social links into editable cards you can organize and cook from.
How it works
- Add a public recipe link, a recipe image, or your own recipe.
- Review the ingredients and instructions; correct anything missing.
- Save the recipe to your vault and organize it in a collection.
- Choose meals, check your grocery list and open the recipe to cook.
Start with a public link
Paste a publicly accessible TikTok, Instagram, YouTube or Pinterest recipe post. Imports need retrievable recipe information; private, login-blocked or sparse posts may require manual entry.
Check the draft
Captions do not always include quantities or instructions. Read and correct the imported ingredients and steps before saving or shopping.
Make it useful later
Keep the source link, add the card to a collection, and choose it for a meal plan or grocery list when you are ready.
Frequently asked
Can I save TikTok and Instagram recipes?
You can paste publicly accessible links from either platform. The available caption and recipe details determine the quality of the draft.
Does DishVault copy the creator's video?
No. The recipe card keeps a link back to the original source; DishVault does not republish the video.
What if a social post has no written recipe?
The resulting draft may be incomplete. Edit it yourself before you cook.
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