Save Website Recipes to Your Personal Cookbook
Bookmarks get lost. Sites change. Recipes hide behind ads and life stories.
Poach saves them forever.
No account required.
How to save website recipes
A few taps. That's all it takes.
Tap share in Safari, then Poach
Share from Safari
Find a recipe online, tap the share button, then tap Poach.
Poach extracts just the recipe
We extract the recipe
No more scrolling past life stories. Poach pulls just the ingredients and steps.
Clean recipe, saved forever
Cook anytime
Your recipe is saved forever. Organized, searchable, and available offline.
Works with any recipe site
BBC Good Food, Bon Appétit, Serious Eats, AllRecipes, food blogs—if it's a recipe, Poach can save it.
Just tap Share in Safari, then tap Poach.
Why Poach?
Save recipes in seconds. Find them when you're ready to cook.
Skip the life stories
Recipe blogs bury the recipe under 2,000 words. Poach extracts just what you need.
Never lose a bookmark
Sites change. Links break. Paywalls appear. Your saved recipes stay safe—offline.
All your recipes, one place
No more scattered bookmarks, screenshots, and browser tabs. Everything organized.
Questions?
How do I save a recipe from a website?
Open the recipe in Safari, tap the share button, then tap Poach. The recipe is instantly saved to your collection.
What about recipe blogs with long intros?
Poach extracts just the recipe—ingredients and instructions. No more scrolling past life stories and ads to find what you need.
Does it work with Chrome or other browsers?
Currently Poach works best with Safari's share sheet. You can also copy the URL and paste it directly into Poach.
What happens if the original website goes offline?
Your saved recipe stays in Poach forever. We save the recipe content locally, so you never lose it even if the site disappears.
Does Poach work with social media recipes too?
Is Poach free?
Yes. Start free, upgrade when you need more.
Save your first recipe from the web
Download Poach and try it in seconds.
Free to download. No account needed.