Cooklook turns recipes from websites, social feeds, photos, or notes into an editable collection that stays in sync with its web app. It can import from hundreds of sites and from Instagram, Pinterest, TikTok, YouTube, and Facebook, then categorize recipes, extract ingredients, and organize them into collections. Home cooks can scale servings, convert measurements, keep recipe versions, and ask the Sous Chef AI assistant about substitutions or techniques. A grocery list can be built from a recipe and sorted by aisle, while nutrition estimates and cooking timers support the cooking flow. The app is free to download; US App Store listings show Cooklook Pro at US$5.99 monthly or US$49.99 annually. It requires iOS 15.1 or later. Apple’s developer-provided privacy label says device identifiers may be used for cross-app tracking and that identifiers and usage data can be linked to you. The privacy policy says recipe text, photos, submitted URLs, and AI chats may be processed by providers such as Google Gemini and import services; review before uploading private recipes.
