How can we help?

Contact us

Use the feedback form or email pandafeeeder@gmail.com. If an import went wrong, include the link you shared so we can try it ourselves. We usually reply within a few days.

Importing recipes

From TikTok, Instagram or a website: tap Share in that app, then choose Dishkeep. You can also copy the link and paste it in Dishkeep. Dishkeep reads the caption, the page's recipe and, for many TikTok videos, the spoken words.

From a photo or screenshot: add up to three images for one recipe, for example a two-page cookbook spread. The text is read on your iPhone.

Nothing found? Some posts keep the recipe only in the video or behind a link in the creator's profile. Open that link and share it instead, or take a screenshot of the recipe.

Checking a recipe

Before saving, Dishkeep shows a review screen. Highlighted items are ones it could not match to the original text, so give them a quick look. Tap any row to fix it.

Cook mode and timers

Tap Cook on a recipe to go step by step. Tap a time in a step to start a timer; it shows on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island. If timers don't alert you, allow notifications for Dishkeep in iOS Settings → Notifications and check that a Focus mode isn't silencing them.

Sharing a recipe

Open a recipe, tap ⋯ and choose to share it as an image, PDF or link. Someone with Dishkeep can open the link to add the recipe to their own cookbook.

Your data and backups

Dishkeep has no account. Your recipes are stored on this iPhone and included in your device backups. Deleting the app deletes your recipes, so keep a backup before you remove it. Read more in the privacy policy.