Umami

Works great for me! Grab recipe information from cooking.nytimes, recipe.com, bon appetit, and many others. Download the extension, pin it, and then just click the "U" icon when viewing a recipe. Cleverly saves ingredients, instructions and other information into a sharable recipe book for later. Recognizes recipes on 100's of sites (Chrome -> Extension puzzle piece, upper right -> Manage Settings > Umami Details). Very nice.

The Chrome extension sucks - every website I go to it says "recipe not found on this page"

Never finds the recipe, I always end up having to use the mobile app to add a recipe.

Sadly, this extension doesn't work nearly as well as the web app when it comes to adding recipes. Oftentimes I'll find a recipe in-browser, click the extension and it doesn't find anything, whereas using the recipe browser on the mobile app and navigating to the exact same page works fine.

I have a bookmark folder for all my recipes. I downloaded this to share with my wife. The first 15 I tried to add to Umami with the extension said "No Recipe Found, Please add manually"

I rarely write reviews unless something is exceptionally good (or bad) in this case amazing. I cant believe how easy it is to add recipes, create shopping lists & share, & best of all no pesky ads

This app is perfect! I can add recipes from Chrome. I really wanted to share cookbooks and recipes with my family. This has everything I need in a clean UI. The developer was very responsive and friendly to the one question I had. Very pleased to find Umami!!!!

This is a great simple app for recipe management. No extraneous bells and whistles like meal planning or pantry inventory management. Just a simple intuitive interface to save and organize your recipes. Auto-import feature for web-based recipes or hand-type your own recipes. I like that it allows you to export recipes in open-source formats (PDF/HTML/Markup/JSON) instead of locking your data behind a proprietary format.