Share a cooking video from Instagram, TikTok, Facebook or YouTube. MealWisp watches it, writes the real recipe (ingredients, steps, timings), and drops it onto your week with a grocery list attached.
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Short-form cooking video is the best food content ever made and the worst way to actually cook. MealWisp sits in the gap.
1,400
The folder keeps growing. The video is 45 seconds, the ingredients flash past in a caption, and by the time you're in the kitchen it's gone.
6pm
You know what you like. You know what's in the fridge. Somehow the answer is takeout again, for the third time this week.
3 apps
Notes for the recipe, a calendar for the week, a list app for the shop. Nothing talks to anything, so you do the joining by hand.
Paste a link to a cooking video, or scan a photo instead.
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This takes about half a minute. You can leave this screen; we’ll keep going.
We’ll notify you when it’s ready, even if you close the app.
Restaurant-style Southern fried chicken served with creamy mashed potatoes topped with brown gravy and a cheesy macaroni side.
Cooked it? Tell us how it was.
Fry chicken: carefully add chicken pieces in batches, frying until golden brown and cooked through (internal temperature 165°F / 74°C), about 12–15 minutes depending on size. Drain on a wire rack.
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Share sheet · paste · scan a dish
Hit share on any Instagram, TikTok, Facebook or YouTube cooking video — or paste the URL into MealWisp. That is the entire interaction on your side.
We transcribe the audio and sample frames to catch the quantities and temperatures that only ever appear as on-screen text. The two get fused into one structured recipe.
Ingredients, steps, timings. Every recipe says where it came from — the video, the photos or your camera — and wears an AI-assisted label, because a model wrote it out.
Cook mode shows one step in big type, with just the ingredients that step needs. When a step names a time, its timer is one tap away, and the screen stays on until you're done.
Two halves that finally talk to each other: the recipes you rescue feed the week you plan, and the week you plan feeds your shopping list.
It listens to the audio and reads the text on screen, then writes the ingredients and steps. Photo posts work too, and so does a picture of a cookbook page. Every recipe names its source and wears an AI-assisted label.
The chat asks for your stats and your goal, does the maths, and builds up to a week of meals you can save straight to your library and calendar.
Four slots a day, and the whole week is one reorderable list — so Wednesday's lunch becomes Friday's dinner in one gesture.
It invents one from the cuisines you cook, picture included. Keep it and it joins your library. Every idea stays in your history, on every device.
Every recipe you shop for rolls into one list, grouped by aisle. Each line says which recipe asked for it, and removing a recipe takes back exactly what it added.
Type you can read from across the counter, the ingredients each step needs, and a timer wherever the recipe names a time. The screen stays on while you cook.
Hands in the dough? Play the recipe and your phone reads out the ingredients and steps, in your language.
Find anything in your library by title or by ingredient. Group it into collections, star what worked.
Your saved recipes are cached on device, so the steps are there in a basement kitchen with one bar.
Diet, allergies, cuisines and your goal are constraints the planner cannot quietly ignore.
Talk to the chat while you are driving or chopping. Your phone turns speech into text, and the recording never leaves it.
Tweak an ingredient, change a step. The old version is one tap away, always.
English, Spanish, French and German. A push when your recipe is ready, so you can leave the app while it works.
Chat threads that remember your body stats, your goal, your allergies and the cuisines you actually cook. It computes a calorie target, then builds up to a week of meals against it — and saves every one back to your library.
AI Chat · Tuesday thread
I have chicken thighs, half a cabbage and no patience.
Then we are doing a 25-minute sheet pan. Before I plan the rest of the week — height, weight, and what you are aiming for?
5'9", 168 lb, trying to lean out. Gluten-free.
Target set: 2,050 kcal a day, 165 g protein. Here is Tuesday.
4 platforms: Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, YouTube/ <60s from a link to a finished recipe/ 4 languages, in the app and here/ 0 ads — and we never sell your data
This is the whole product, on one screen. The left is what a creator actually posts. The right is what MealWisp writes from the video it came with.
What the reel gives you
chili garlic noodles 🔥🔥 the ONLY weeknight dinner recipe you need save this before it's gone!! 😭 full recipe in my bio #noodles #weeknightdinner #easyrecipes #fyp
Quantities and timings were spoken out loud, or flashed on screen for half a second.
What MealWisp writes
20 min · serves 2
Ingredients
Method
Built by two people with 3,000 saved reels between them, and almost nothing cooked.
Every plan includes the library, the calendar, the shopping list and offline access. The tiers only change how much you can convert and generate.
Rescue a handful of reels a month and see if it sticks.
Free
Forever, no card
For the person whose saved folder is genuinely out of hand.
$79.99/yr
$6.67 / month, billed yearly
Batch-cookers, creators, and households feeding four opinions.
$149.99/yr
$12.50 / month, billed yearly
Still stuck? hello@mealwisp.com gets a human within a day.
Share any public video or link from Instagram, TikTok, Facebook or YouTube straight into MealWisp. Paste the URL, or use the system share sheet — the recipe starts building before you're back in the app.
Five conversions a month on the house — enough to find out whether your saved folder was worth keeping.
iOS 16.4+ · Android 7.0+ · No card required