Screenshots, web links, videos, pasted text — Recivault turns them into clean recipe cards on your iPhone. Import as many as you like; your library stays on your device.
Importing needs iPhone 15 Pro or later with Apple Intelligence.
Every route runs through the same on-device importer — and when one route can't reach a recipe, another one can.
A cookbook page, a saved post, a photo of a handwritten card.
Reads the page's own recipe data first — no rewriting.
Uses the caption and description text from the share sheet.
Any recipe text you've copied, from anywhere.
Before a recipe enters your library, Recivault shows the original next to your new card. Every ingredient is structured as written — never rewritten — and a line it can't parse stays exactly as the author put it. Tap any line to fix it yourself.
Structured as written, word for wordWe structure, we don't rewrite.
Imports run on your iPhoneYour recipes stay on your device.
A backup file you controlOne file, saved where you choose — restore it word for word.
5 free imports to start. One purchase unlocks unlimited importing — no subscription, no per-import fees. Family Sharing included.
Library, search, grocery list, serving scaling and backup stay free. Recipes you've saved are yours.
Download on the App StoreRecivault for iPhoneNo. Ingredients and steps are structured as written — never rewritten. The check screen shows the original next to your card before anything is saved, and lines that can't be parsed are kept exactly as written.
On your iPhone. Importing runs on your device, your library is stored on it, and backup is a single file you export to wherever you choose.
Neither. There's no account, and Recivault is a one-time purchase: buy once, unlock unlimited imports. Everything you've saved stays usable either way.
Importing uses Apple Intelligence, which needs an iPhone 15 Pro or later on iOS 26. Your library, grocery list and backup work on any supported iPhone.