Ajimi
Ajimi · AI recipe notebook
All your scattered recipes, in one place.
Screenshots, cookbooks, handwritten family cards, web pages and YouTube videos: Ajimi turns them into recipe cards with ingredients, amounts and steps, and you check them before saving. Your recipes stay on your phone, with no account. Free to download, with your first 10 AI imports free; after that, pay once. No subscription.
What it does
Import anything
Instagram screenshots, cookbook photos, handwritten recipes (up to 3 photos read together), web links, or text pasted from a message. You can also send things to Ajimi from the Share button in other apps.
Web pages read on your phone
Pages with standard recipe data are organized right on your phone, with no AI and no free use counted. Only other pages send their text to the AI.
YouTube videos
Ajimi reads the recipe in the video description, or on the creator's page it links to. While you cook, the video sits on top and each step jumps to its part, repeats it or slows it down. No recipe in the description? Write it down as you watch.
Servings and other languages
Change the number of servings and every amount follows; switch between US and metric in one tap. Translate Japanese, Korean, Chinese or Spanish recipes into English, or keep the original.
Cook mode
Big type, one step per page, a peek at the next step, and the screen stays on. Tap “simmer 20 minutes” in a step to start a timer, with an alert when it's done.
Shopping list and what you have
Tick the ingredients you need and matching items are combined. Enter what's in your fridge to find the saved recipes that need the fewest extra things.
Your data stays on your phone
No account, no ads, no tracking. What you save in the app is stored only on your phone. Only when you tap an AI feature is that content sent through our server to Anthropic's Claude for processing, and our server doesn't keep it.
Contact us
Questions, ideas or a bug to report? Email us at: