RecipeAI feature guide

Find a Real Recipe Online from a Meal

When you know the dish but do not have its recipe, RecipeAI can search public sources, localize the result, and save the useful recipe to your Library.

Find a Real Recipe Online from a Meal

Built for real cooking, not saved-post clutter

A separate action with a clear purpose

Tapping a Today card with a Library recipe opens that saved recipe. The visible Find recipe action deliberately starts an online search.

Search broadly, display locally

RecipeAI may search sources in multiple languages to improve coverage, then presents the recipe in your requested output language.

Review before saving

See the publisher, source link, image, ingredients, and instructions before choosing Save to Library.

From discovery to a recipe you can cook

  1. Tap Find recipe beside a Today meal or choose the recipe-search result from a meal photo.

  2. Review the sourced candidates and open the one that best matches your dish.

  3. Save it to your Library; future taps open the in-app recipe rather than repeating the search.

Frequently asked questions

Are results invented by AI?

The online-search flow is designed to preserve a real public source. AI can structure and translate it but must not fabricate the publisher or URL.

Why can a search fail?

The exact dish may not have a trustworthy accessible page, or a publisher may block automated access.

Will the recipe be shown in my language?

Yes. Discovery can use any source language, while visible recipe content is localized to your chosen output language.