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Import recipes into Shop'n'Cook with one click Import any recipe from the web into Shop'n'Cook with a single click. Browsing a food blog or cooking site and found something you'd like to cook? Instead of copying ingredients by hand, just open the Shop'n'Cook extension and hit Import Recipe — our AI reads the page, extracts the recipe, and saves it directly to your account in a clean, structured format. What it does Detects the recipe on the current tab automatically. Uses AI (powered by Anthropic, OpenAI, or Google) to parse the title, ingredients, quantities, and instructions. Saves the result straight to your Shop'n'Cook library — no copy-paste, no reformatting. Works with your Shop'n'Cook account Once a recipe is imported, it is available across all your devices through the Shop'n'Cook web app. From there you can add it to a shopping list, which automatically pulls in all the required ingredients, or share it publicly with a link. Privacy-first The extension only reads the active tab when you explicitly click Import. It requests no browsing history, sends no telemetry, and stores only your server credentials locally — nothing else. Self-hostable Shop'n'Cook is open-source and fully self-hostable. Point the extension at your own server URL and keep all your data on your own infrastructure. Requirements A Shop'n'Cook account, free to create, self-hosted or available at app.shop-n-cook.com.
Aug 12, 2026
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