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Version 1.0 · 2026-04-07
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The store currently lists version 1.0, updated 2026-04-07.








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Tired of replaying Instagram cooking videos while you're trying to follow along? MyMealTicket turns recipe videos, websites, photos, and PDFs into clean, step-by-step recipes you can actually cook from.
Paste an Instagram or TikTok link and get a real recipe - even if the recipe is only spoken in the video. The AI transcribes the audio, extracts the ingredients and steps, and gives you a structured recipe you can actually follow. No more rewinding. No more squinting at captions.
Snap a photo of a printed recipe card. Import from any recipe website. The AI reads it, structures it, and lets you review before saving.
Built for households that cook together. Two people, one shared recipe collection, synced across every device.
FEATURES
Import recipes from anywhere
Paste a video link, snap a photo, import a PDF, or grab from any recipe website.…
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