Pull Recipe: Video Recipe Book

Pull Recipe turns a cooking video you saved into the recipe it shows: ingredients, amounts and numbered steps. Every amount says where it came from: seen on screen, heard, from the caption, or estimated.

You saved the clip because the dish looked good. Then the amounts flashed by, were only spoken, or never made it into the caption. Pull Recipe writes down what the video showed and puts the source next to every amount, so you know which numbers came from the video and which were estimated. It takes you from video to recipe and keeps every one in your own recipe book, measurements included.

HOW IT WORKS
• Paste a video link, share one in from another app, or pick a video already on your phone (up to 1 hour long).
• Pull Recipe reads the video itself, what appears on screen and what is said, and uses the caption as extra context.
• You get a notification when your recipe is ready.
• Works with video links from TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, Pinterest and more.

WHERE EVERY AMOUNT CAME FROM
Each ingredient line carries a small mark:
• Seen on screen
• Heard in the video
• From the caption
• Estimated, when the video shows the ingredient but never gives a number
If the screen and the voice disagree, the line is marked and both figures are shown. Nothing is averaged, so you decide. Think of it as the recipe, with receipts: measurements where the video gave them, and a clear label where it didn't.

EVERY RECIPE IN ONE VIDEO
A video with three sauces gives you three recipes. Dinner and dessert in one clip become two recipes, each with its own card, ingredients and steps. Ingredient groups keep the video's split, like dough and filling or salad and dressing. Every recipe from a video can be saved on its own.

ADDS NOTHING THE VIDEO DIDN'T SHOW
Pull Recipe copies the recipe; it doesn't rewrite it. No added ingredients, no swaps, no remixes. If the video never mentions servings or cooking time, the card reads "Not stated" instead of a guess. If a video has no recipe in it, the app tells you so instead of filling in a card.

YOUR RECIPE BOOK
• Every recipe you pull lands in a searchable cookbook.
• Edit any line: an ingredient, an amount or a step.
• Group recipes into collections.
• Cook mode shows one step at a time, with an ingredient checklist.
• The video link or file name stays on each card, so you always know where a recipe came from.

SEND IT TO YOUR NOTES
Keep using the notes app you already have. Copy a recipe, use the share sheet, export it as Markdown, or send it to Obsidian, Bear or a connected Notion workspace (Notion needs the optional sign-in). Print a recipe or export your whole cookbook. The source marks and the video link go with every copy.

MADE FOR COOKING FROM VIDEOS
• Write your own shopping list from the ingredients and measurements on the card.
• Cook from numbered steps instead of scrubbing back through the clip.
• Find a recipe from a video again in your recipe keeper, not in a folder of screenshots.
• Use it as a recipe saver and recipe box for every dish you meant to make.

SIMPLE FROM THE START
• No sign-in needed to start. Sign-in is optional, in Settings.
• No ads.
• Pull Recipe keeps the recipe, not the video. You get recipe text, never a video file.
• Recipes are written in the language you use the app in.
• Every recipe has a Report option if something looks off.

ALSO FOR HOW-TO VIDEOS
Pull Recipe works on other how-to videos too, like crafts, gardening or home projects. The materials become the ingredients, and the steps stay in order.

Paste the link to the next cooking video you saved and see the recipe it shows, with every amount marked.

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