Feastmark
Where Feastmark is headed
A living plan. This is the direction, not a set of promises. Things move between columns as we learn, and nothing here is tied to a date.
Now in the app today
One-tap saving
Share a post from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook or a recipe blog and it lands in your library.
Hears spoken recipes
When a caption has no recipe in it, Feastmark reads the ingredients out of the video’s audio.
Hands-free Cook Mode
Big-type steps, an inline ingredient checklist, and timers pulled out of the step text. The screen stays awake.
Cook log
Rate a cook, keep a photo, and write down what you’d do differently — it’s waiting for you next time.
Metric or US
Flip a whole recipe between measurement systems, steps included, without rewriting anything.
Private by design
No account, no ads. The app doesn’t track you. Your recipes live on your device, or in your private iCloud if you turn sync on.
iPad
A real iPad library, and landscape Cook Mode with the step beside the list.
Optional iCloud
Settings → Sync Library with iCloud, then quit and reopen. Your Apple ID’s private iCloud, not a Feastmark account.
Next building
Recipes that come in parts
A sauce, a marinade and a main shouldn’t collapse into one long list. Keep the sections the author wrote.
Times and servings at a glance
Prep, cook, total and servings up top, so you know what you’re in for before you start.
Cook history in one place
Everything you’ve cooked, when, and how it went — not buried one recipe at a time.
Pinterest pins
Follow a pin through to the recipe it points at, instead of stopping at the picture.
More placeholder variety
A wider set of empty-state illustrations so the library doesn’t feel like the same blank screen every time.
Later exploring
Meal planner
Put recipes on a week and see what you’re actually cooking.
Send a meal to your calendar
A planned dinner turns into a calendar event, with the recipe attached.
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