1. Share
Copy a link (or open /share?url=… from mobile).
New:Save recipe links in one tap with theSave To Sharipeshortcut.New:Save recipe links in one tap with theSave To Sharipeshortcut.New:Save recipe links in one tap with theSave To Sharipeshortcut.
Sharipe
Save now, find later. Sharipe keeps your links and recipes in one clean place.
Your recipe memory, organized. Keep links, tags, and notes together so dinner plans stay easy.
Saved links feel effortless now.
Timeline, tags, and notes stay in sync whether you save from TikTok, Instagram, YouTube Shorts, or the open web.
Copy a link (or open /share?url=… from mobile).
Add a tag or note while it’s fresh.
Search by title, tags, or your notes.
Save video links with previews when available.
Save reels/posts; previews are best-effort.
Save posts/videos; previews are best-effort.
Save recipe pages from the open web.
Some platforms restrict rich previews; Sharipe always saves the link so you never lose it.
Everything stays in this browser on this device.
Sync across devices, backup your library.
“I stopped sending myself recipe links in DMs. Everything’s in one place now.”
Beta tester
“The timeline view is perfect for scrolling back to what I saved last week.”
Early user
“Tags + notes are the missing piece. I can actually find things again.”
Beta tester
“Local mode is great. I used it for weeks before subscribing.”
Early user
Tip: Pin Sharipe so saving recipes is one tap away. You can now launch Sharipe from your Home Screen like an app.
Tip: Pin Sharipe so saving recipes is one tap away. Once installed, Sharipe opens in an app-like window.
Home Screen install depends on browser support. Sharipe is a mobile-first web app.
Those platforms can limit metadata access. Sharipe still saves your link and keeps it searchable, even when a rich preview cannot be fetched.
Local mode is free and stores your Sharipes and recipes directly in your browser on this device.
Yes. You can export and import your local data as JSON anytime from Settings.
Plus adds cloud sync, backup, cross-device access, and local-to-cloud import.
Yes. Saved Recipes lets you create manual recipes with ingredients, step builder, notes, and source links.
Sharipe is a mobile-first web app today. You can add it to your Home Screen for an app-like experience.
Absolutely. Saving the link is the priority, and you can always edit titles or notes manually.
Save links in seconds. Find them in one search.