What's inside
Track less. Know more.
Other trackers make you do the bookkeeping. DishBinder does it for you — because the recipes, the pantry, and the log are all one system.
Questions
Before you start cooking.
The things people ask before they download it.
Is there really a free trial?
Seven days, the whole app, no credit card up front. Fair-use limits apply during the trial — 20 recipes, 3 AI runs a day, and 3 collections — so it's the full DishBinder experience, not a demo.
What happens when the trial ends?
You subscribe to keep using DishBinder. There's no free tier — we'd rather build one good app than a crippled version of it. Nothing is deleted: your recipes, pantry, meal plans, and food log are exactly where you left them the moment you subscribe.
Which recipe sites can I import from?
Over 400 sites that publish recipes in the standard schema.org format — AllRecipes, NYT Cooking, Serious Eats, BBC Good Food, Food Network, Bon Appétit and the rest. Cooking videos work too: paste a TikTok, Instagram, or YouTube link and DishBinder reads the caption first, then the video frames. Anything else, paste the text in manually.
Does it work on my iPad and my phone?
iPhone, iPad, Android, and the web, all in sync. iPad gets a real tablet layout — sidebar and master/detail, not a stretched-out phone app. Subscribe on any one of them and premium is on for all of them.
Can my household share one plan?
Yes. The Family plan covers up to 6 people and shares recipes, collections, the pantry, grocery lists, and meal plans — so whoever gets to the store first is shopping from the same list.
How do I cancel?
Wherever you subscribed: Settings → Subscriptions on iPhone or iPad, the Play Store on Android, or the billing portal in Settings on the web. Cancelling stops the renewal and you keep premium until the period you already paid for runs out.
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The guide behind DishBinder — useful whether you install it or not.
