Use case

Save the recipe. Ask when you cook.

Recipe tabs and screenshots pile up until you’re mid-cook and cannot find the oven temp. CapturedIt keeps recipes askable — with the source page or photo attached.

The Problem

You saved the pie recipe last Thanksgiving. Tonight you need the temperature. It’s buried in tabs, Photos, or a text from Mom.

The Solution

Capture recipe pages and kitchen photos once. At the stove, Just Ask: “What’s the oven temp for the pie?”

How it works

Save recipes as you find them

Browser extension for web recipes, share sheet for photos, or email-in from newsletters.

Cook with your library

Open CapturedIt on a tablet or phone in the kitchen — your recipes stay in one place.

Ask mid-cook

Hands messy? Ask for ingredients, times, or substitutions from what you already saved.

Key features

Web + photo recipes

Save the page or a photo of a handwritten card — both become askable.

Just Ask in the kitchen

Natural-language answers with links back to the exact recipe capture.

Holiday-ready

Build a Thanksgiving or holiday collection so the annual recipes are findable.

Voice notes

“Remember — less salt next time” — capture tips while you cook.

Sample queries

Questions you can ask your library with AI (Pro+) or via ChatGPT/Claude (Vault):

“What’s the oven temp for the pie?”

“Ingredients for the gravy I saved”

“What did Mom’s cookie recipe say about chill time?”

“I ask the recipe instead of greasing my screen scrolling.”

FAQ

▶Is this a meal planner?

No — it’s a recipe memory layer. Capture and ask. Meal planning apps can sit alongside it.

▶Can I save Instagram recipes?

Save the link or screenshot via share sheet. CapturedIt keeps the capture searchable and askable.

▶Does OCR work on handwritten cards?

Photos are processed so text becomes searchable when Assist runs — quality depends on the photo.