AI 产品解读Recipe viewer and extractor that strips away clutter from recipe websites and displays only the ingredients and instructions in a clean format
Recipe websites are filled with ads, long personal stories, and extraneous content. This extension lets users see just the recipe with a single click, and optionally save it to their Umami recipe collection.
1. User visits a recipe page on a supported site. 2. Extension auto-detects the recipe or user clicks the Umami icon. 3. Extension calls umami.recipes/api/can-import to verify recipe availability. 4. If found, a notification appears with 'Show Recipe' and 'Import' buttons. 5. 'Show Recipe' opens a clean overlay (iframe to umami.recipes/extension/cook) with side-by-side ingredients/instructions. 6. User can check off ingredients and mark steps while cooking. 7. 'Import' navigates to umami.recipes/import to save the recipe to a recipe book.
Detect recipes on supported recipe websites automatically or via clickDisplay recipes in a clean overlay dialog with ingredients and instructions side-by-sideCheck off ingredients and mark cooking steps as you goImport/save recipes to Umami recipe books for later customizationProgress saved across sessions via chrome.storage.localSupport for 200+ recipe websites
- 目标用户
- Home cooks who want distraction-free recipe viewing / People who frequently cook from online recipes / Users who want to save and organize recipes from multiple sources
- Cannot verify whether the iframe at umami.recipes/extension/cook requires authentication to display
- Cannot verify the Umami web service's own pricing/account model
- Small extension (5 source files) with straightforward architecture, analysis is fairly complete
付费分析未识别到付费功能
No payment, subscription, premium, upgrade, or feature-gating code exists anywhere in the extension. All keyword matches for 'pro' are false positives (Promise, stopPropagation, blueapron.com, projectgezond.nl). The extension simply extracts and displays recipes from recipe websites and offers import to the Umami service. No billing API calls, no paywall UI, no license checks found.
- 置信度
- 90
- 支付平台
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- 来源
- AI / 高
- 需要登录
- 是
- 登录理由
- The extension's core viewing feature ('Show Recipe' in an iframe overlay) works without login. However, the 'Import' button navigates to https://www.umami.recipes/import?url=... to save recipes to a recipe book on the Umami service. The store description says 'select the recipe book you want to add it to. Once saved to Umami, you can edit and customize the recipe to your taste.' This save/import workflow requires an account on the Umami web service. The extension itself contains zero login/auth code - no tokens, no credentials, no auth UI.
Just tried out the Chrome Extension and it can't find the recipe on the page on most sites I just tried which makes using this on a Windows PC kind of useless. Android version worked fine though. Please fix this.
I absolutely love this app - I have over 400 recipes saved across 5 different "books". I scanned my great-grandmothers and grandmothers recipes and the app did a decent job of scraping them to help me digitize. I imported all my bookmarks from my various browsers (work uses different than at home, or my iPad). I had a ton of recipes on my insta too, and those were just as breezy to import. Just so folks are aware, some web links are not working as they should after an update to social media cross posting best practices that forces an extra suffix to the end of links when you copy them. This is typical of food vlogs and blogs that cross-post. To save a recipe that's giving you trouble, look at the link itself - you may have to remove what was put on the end of the link. The developer explained this to me and I haven't had ANY trouble since. I believe the dev may have also updated the app to address the same. You can't beat the price for the family plan. I've tried a lot of the options out there and this is still by far my favourite.
Works great for me! Grab recipe information from cooking.nytimes, recipe.com, bon appetit, and many others. Download the extension, pin it, and then just click the "U" icon when viewing a recipe. Cleverly saves ingredients, instructions and other information into a sharable recipe book for later. Recognizes recipes on 100's of sites (Chrome -> Extension puzzle piece, upper right -> Manage Settings > Umami Details). Very nice.
The Chrome extension sucks - every website I go to it says "recipe not found on this page"
Never finds the recipe, I always end up having to use the mobile app to add a recipe.
Sadly, this extension doesn't work nearly as well as the web app when it comes to adding recipes. Oftentimes I'll find a recipe in-browser, click the extension and it doesn't find anything, whereas using the recipe browser on the mobile app and navigating to the exact same page works fine.
I have a bookmark folder for all my recipes. I downloaded this to share with my wife. The first 15 I tried to add to Umami with the extension said "No Recipe Found, Please add manually"
I rarely write reviews unless something is exceptionally good (or bad) in this case amazing. I cant believe how easy it is to add recipes, create shopping lists & share, & best of all no pesky ads
This app is perfect! I can add recipes from Chrome. I really wanted to share cookbooks and recipes with my family. This has everything I need in a clean UI. The developer was very responsive and friendly to the one question I had. Very pleased to find Umami!!!!
This is a great simple app for recipe management. No extraneous bells and whistles like meal planning or pantry inventory management. Just a simple intuitive interface to save and organize your recipes. Auto-import feature for web-based recipes or hand-type your own recipes. I like that it allows you to export recipes in open-source formats (PDF/HTML/Markup/JSON) instead of locking your data behind a proprietary format.