Type or paste
Copy a recipe from a blog, a PDF or an email thread and paste it in. It becomes a tidy sheet behind the tab you choose.
Every recipe, one safe place
Stop losing recipes to screenshots, bookmarks, and chat history. Keep them all in one private place, and here's the twist: every recipe you keep is already a sheet in your future book.
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Keep everything
Type a recipe, paste it, snap the card or paste rough notes for an AI draft. Whichever way it arrives, it becomes one sheet in your binder, and nothing is saved until you have checked it.
Copy a recipe from a blog, a PDF or an email thread and paste it in. It becomes a tidy sheet behind the tab you choose.
Snap grandma's index card or a magazine clipping and AI drafts it into a clean recipe. 3 drafts a day, free.
Paste a messy note from your phone and AI sorts it into title, ingredients and steps. You review every line before saving.
Copy a recipe from the family chat, then paste it into the signed-in recipe form and review it before saving.
Find it in seconds
A keeper is only useful the day you need that one soup recipe before guests arrive. So everything has a place.
Soups, Sundays, things-the-kids-actually-eat: file every recipe behind a coloured chapter tab instead of one endless scroll.
Weeknight dinners, the holiday binder, the sourdough experiments. Each gets its own binder with its own tabs.
Your keeper is yours. Nothing is shared unless you switch a binder to Anyone with the link and send its unguessable link.
Free means free: unlimited binders, 10 recipes, 3 AI drafts a day. No card, no trial clock.
Free recipe keeper app
forever.recipes runs in your phone's browser, so there is no app store download. The free plan keeps 10 recipes in unlimited binders, plus up to 5 private drafts, with 3 AI drafts a day and a small footer on the PDF.
It is built for family recipes, not for everything a recipe app can do: it does not import recipes from websites or social media, and it has no meal planner or grocery list. If you need those, Paprika, Recipe Keeper, ReciMe or Mela may suit you better. We compared all five, with prices and sources, in the best recipe keeper apps in 2026.
And one day, it's a book
Most recipe keepers end at the screen. Yours becomes a living online binder with a print-ready PDF for any printer.
The recipes you kept are not a pile of notes: each is already a sheet, behind its tab, with its photo and tidy typesetting.
Choose the cloth and write the title on the label, then share the binder or export its print-ready PDF as a gift.
Export a print-ready A5 PDF, cook from it in cook mode, or just send the link. The keeper keeps growing either way.
Browse the recipe book templates →
Or see how it all binds together: make your own cookbook →
Good to know
Yes. The free plan includes unlimited binders and your first 10 recipes, with 3 AI drafts a day. No card is required and the free plan does not expire.
No. forever.recipes runs entirely in the browser: nothing to download or update. It works on your phone, tablet, and laptop, and your recipes are always there when you sign in.
Yes. Your recipes are yours: download the whole binder as a print-ready A5 PDF, free. Forever Club removes the small footer, and you can use any local or online printer. No lock-in.
Nothing dramatic. You keep reading, cooking from, and sharing everything you already saved, forever, free. New sheets wait as private drafts (up to 5) until you make room or join Forever Club, which unlocks unlimited recipes and 20 AI drafts a day.
More on the full FAQ.
Preservation guides
Keep the original material, clarify what is uncertain, and move only the reviewed version into your book.
Sort, photograph, type the keepers, and store the paper originals.
Read the card guide →Capture the measurements, method, voice, and family story.
Read the preservation guide →Photograph them, type them in the cook's words, and sort them into tabs.
Read the handwritten recipes guide →Gather the scattered copies before organizing the keepers.
Read the Notes guide →Unlimited binders and the first 10 recipes, free forever.
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