Cooking videos, written down as recipes you can cook from.
Paste or share a TikTok or Instagram cooking video. Commonplace listens to what is said, reads what is on screen, and writes out the ingredients and the steps — then keeps them in your own cookbook.
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What you get from one video
Example
Brown butter miso pasta
Ingredients
- 200 gspaghetti
- 60 gbutter
- 2 tbspwhite miso
- 1 clovegarlic, grated
- not saidparmesan, “a good handful”
Steps
- 0:08Boil the spaghetti in salted water; keep a cup of the water.
- 0:21Melt the butter and cook until it smells nutty and turns golden.
- 0:34Off the heat, whisk in the miso, garlic and a splash of pasta water.
- 0:47Toss the pasta through the sauce and finish with parmesan.
How it works
- Send it a video Paste the link, or on Android install the app and share straight from TikTok or Instagram.
- It watches and listens The caption, the spoken words and the text on screen are put together into one recipe.
- Cook from your cookbook Search every recipe by dish or ingredient, sort them into your own chapters, and see where in the video each step happens.
What it will not do
- It never makes up an amount If the video does not say how much, the recipe says so and keeps the cook's own words. Recipes are written by an AI model, so check them against the video.
- It does not take the video No copy of the video is kept or handed to you. Every recipe names its creator, links to the original, and plays it from TikTok or Instagram.
What it costs
Your first 3 recipes are free.
After that, recipes come in packs. No subscription, nothing renews.
40 recipes€4.99
150 recipes€14.99
A video that cannot be turned into a recipe costs nothing, and every recipe you have saved stays yours to read. Packs are not on sale yet. An unused pack can be refunded within 14 days — see the Terms.
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