Copy Me That alternative: saving recipes from social media
Short answer
Copy Me That is a website recipe clipper with a shopping list and meal planner, free up to 40 recipes and then $1.00 a month or a yearly or lifetime option. Recepti is free, needs no account to start, and is built for social video links as well as blogs.
Copy Me That is simple and inexpensive, and its browser button is handy on a laptop. Recepti starts from a different place: the recipe you found on your phone in a social app.
| Recepti | Copy Me That | |
|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | Web app in any browser. iPhone and Android apps coming soon | Any browser plus Android and iOS apps |
| Social links | TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube | Not stated on their site |
| Websites | Food blogs and recipe sites | Yes, with a browser button or from the app |
| Meal planner and grocery list | Not today | Yes, both |
| Free option | Free web app, start as a guest | Free up to 40 recipes, then $1.00 a month, or yearly or lifetime |
Where Copy Me That shines
- One-click clipping from websites on a computer
- Edit the recipe with your own tweaks
- Share with family by logging into the same account
When Recepti is the better fit
- Most of your recipes come from TikTok, Reels, Facebook or YouTube.
- The recipe is spoken in the video rather than written down.
- You want to start without creating an account.
Prices and features change. Check the Copy Me That website for the current details before you decide.
Paste a link and see what Recepti saves.
Try Recepti in your browserFree. No download. Start as a guest.
Questions
Does Recepti limit how many recipes I save?
The Recepti site does not list a recipe limit for the free web app.
Does Recepti have a browser button?
No. You paste the link into the web app.