Pinch: Recipe Library app analytics for September 4

Pinch is a personal recipe kitchen for home cooks. Save recipes from YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, a website, a cookbook page, or a photo of the dish — then cook from a clean card instead of a social-video feed. Snap a link or photo and Pinch extracts ingredients, steps, time, and servings. Guess the recipe when there is no written recipe — a best-guess home version, clearly labeled so you can check it before you cook. Your library stays private. This is not a social network. • Snap: paste or share a URL, or photograph a written recipe • Guess the recipe: invent a home version from a dish photo or food post • Library: search, tags, collections, favorites, Cook tonight, Fridge match • Recipe card: scale servings, metric/imperial, substitutions, AI remix, translation, Repair • Cook along: play the source video beside the steps, or Cook mode with timers • Kitchen defaults: diet, swaps, and pantry staples — optional auto-adapt on new extracts • PDF cookbook: turn saved recipes into a printable book • Shopping list: add ingredients, group by aisle, skip what you already keep • Guest: try a few extractions without an account (sign in to save and sync) • Signed-in: sync across devices, 15 free credits each calendar month (UTC), optional purchased credits that never expire Fridge match ranks recipes you already saved from a photo of your fridge or counter — it does not invent new dishes. Videos longer than 3 minutes are skipped unless the recipe is in the caption. Languages: English, Spanish, Hebrew, Russian, and Arabic (RTL for Hebrew and Arabic). Recipes can be translated on demand. Age 4+.