Strip the ads, popups, and life stories from any recipe website. Paste a URL, get a clean, kitchen-ready version. Built for cooks, not advertisers.
Every recipe site is a maze of ads, popups, autoplay videos, and a 2,000-word essay about the author's summer in Tuscany. Here's what we fix.
Everything you actually need when you're cooking with one hand and a wooden spoon in the other.
Paste any recipe URL. We extract just the recipe — ingredients, steps, times. No ads, no clutter.
Save grandma's handwritten recipes, your own experiments, or restaurant copycats. All in one place.
Send ingredients straight to Instacart, DoorDash, Amazon Fresh, or Grubhub. One tap.
Every step has a timer. Tap to start. No more juggling apps with messy hands.
Cooking for two or twelve? Adjust servings and every ingredient updates instantly.
Easy on the eyes in dim kitchens. Saves your phone battery while you cook.
Discover one anywhere — Allrecipes, NYT Cooking, Half Baked Harvest, any cooking site.
Drop the link into Clean Recipe. We extract the recipe in seconds.
Check off ingredients, set timers, scale servings. No ads. No interruptions.
One tap sends ingredients to your favorite grocery service. Done.
You know the feeling. It's 6 PM, you're hungry, and you found a recipe on Pinterest that looked perfect. You tap the link.
And then it starts. A popup asking for your email. A video ad that autoplays with sound. A banner ad. Three paragraphs about how this recipe reminds the author of their childhood. Another ad. Another popup. Scroll, scroll, scroll. Where is the actual recipe?
Clean Recipe doesn't host or republish anything. We just give you a clean view of recipes you choose to load — like a reader mode designed specifically for cooking. The original sites still get the traffic. You still get the recipe. Everybody wins, except maybe the ads.
We're a small team building this because we cook every night and we're tired of the mess. Free forever, no ads, no tracking, no nonsense. Want in?
We make money through optional affiliate links on ingredients and kitchen gear. The app stays free.
Everything you need to cook ad-free.
For serious home cooks who want more.
Yes. The core app is free forever — no trial, no hidden fees. We earn a small commission when you buy ingredients or kitchen gear through our optional affiliate links, but you're never required to use them.
Affiliate commissions. When a recipe calls for an ingredient or tool, we may show a "Buy" link to Amazon, Instacart, or similar. If you buy through it, we earn a small percentage. No banner ads, no popups, no tracking pixels following you around the web. Eventually a small Pro tier ($2.99/mo) will add meal planning and nutrition info for users who want more.
No. We don't host or republish other sites' content. When you paste a URL, our app extracts just the structured recipe data on your device — the same way a reader mode works in Safari or Firefox. Original sites still get the traffic and SEO benefit. You're choosing to load each recipe; we're just making it readable.
Yes — it's built mobile-first. Large readable text, one-handed use, dark mode, and recipes work offline once loaded. No app to install (it's a web app), but you can add it to your home screen on iOS and Android.
No. You can use the recipe grabber and view recipes without any account. Optional accounts let you save recipes, sync across devices, and use Pro features when those launch.
We're in active development with a target launch in the coming months. Join the early access list below and you'll get an invite the moment it's ready — plus a permanent discount on Pro if you ever want it.
Most major recipe sites, including Allrecipes, NYT Cooking, Half Baked Harvest, Pinch of Yum, Food Network, BBC Good Food, Bon Appétit, and many more. If a site uses standard recipe markup (which almost all do for SEO), we can read it.
Join the early access list. We'll send you an invite the moment we launch — plus a permanent discount on Pro.
No spam, ever. Unsubscribe anytime. We hate inbox clutter as much as recipe-site clutter.