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Feastmark

Feastmark support

iPhone and iPad, iOS 18 or later. No account, no ads, no trackers. Your recipes live on the device, and in your own private iCloud when you turn sync on.

  • What can I save recipes from?

    Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, and recipe blogs. When a post’s caption has no recipe in it, Feastmark falls back to the spoken audio in the video. Sharing from Safari often works better than pasting a link for sites that block automated fetches.

  • A link didn’t come through. Now what?

    Try Share to Feastmark from Safari first. If it still fails, save it as a draft and finish by hand, since every field is editable. Pages that are whole recipe collections will not import; open the individual recipe instead.

  • Does Feastmark work offline?

    Your library, Cook Mode and the cook log all work with no connection. Importing a new recipe needs the network, because the link has to be fetched and read.

  • How do I get my recipes onto another device?

    Sign into the same iCloud account on both devices, and make sure Sync with iCloud is on in Feastmark’s Settings on each one. Feastmark never sees your recipes. The first sync of a large library can take 15 to 30 minutes. An in-progress cook stays on the device you started it on.

More answers in the help guide.

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