AwkwardPanda

Thanks for the feedback.. Yes i am continuously "fixing" some sites that have very specific issues.

Should be fixed in a few days.

Thanks for the feedback. I'll see if that conversion can be done in a generic way.

For now it's just a project. I learned Flutter and wanted to build something with it.

If enough people like it, I will make this a full-fledged service.

And focus on adding features like dark mode, server-sync, sign-in, account management, export/import of recipes, sharing screenshots of recipes like this one directly with your friends https://i.redd.it/kk1goqsswo981.png

Thank you.

Yes. That's in the roadmap. It'll be out soon on both android and iOS. Then on web.

Hey, that's surprisingly very annoying. Thanks a lot for that feedback. I'll fix it ASAP.

In addition, I would encourage you to try the iOS app. Way better experience.

Because this is a app-first service. Web was built later.

It can get frustrating skimming through text walls just to find the recipe on blogs/sites. Authors do it to get high ranking on Google. You can use OnlyRecipe.app to extract the recipe information. It works on almost all sites/blogs which follow a recipe standard when they post.

You can also save it to your phone directly using the app. Scan recipe QR code using your phone camera and voila.

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mysticpeak...

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/app/id1602130759

Short 50-seconds video on how recipe camera scanner works https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ziSNwjv9PXo

Currently working on a feature that lets you share recipe "image cards" with your friends.. Something like this https://i.redd.it/kk1goqsswo981.png

Let me know if you'd use that feature

Thanks.

About the scroll, yes, flutter feels weird on the web.

I'd recommend using the mobile app though. Smoother and has more features. :)

Hi, sure.

So schema.org has a standard json schema for recipes. Crawlers use this information to parse and figure out what kind of content lives on the page.

Since google encourages this and ranks pages with schema higher, all recipe blogs and sites add this schema to their html.

This is structured data. I just parse this json.

Not all recipes follow this though. So you may occasionally see error messages for old sites that have not implemented schema.org structure.

Regarding your second question, I built this as a side project to learn flutter. I learned the basics of flutter and wanted to build something with the newly-acquired skill.

Hence the mobile apps and web app. All these are built with flutter. :)

Let me see if I can integrate this inside a browser extension.

It can get frustrating skimming through text walls just to find the recipe on blogs/sites. Authors do it to get high ranking on Google.

You can use OnlyRecipe.app to extract the recipe information. It works on almost all sites/blogs which follow a recipe standard when they post.

You can also save it to your phone directly using the app. Scan recipe QR code using your phone camera and voila.

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mysticpeak... iOS: https://apps.apple.com/app/id1602130759

Short 50-seconds video on how recipe camera scanner works https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ziSNwjv9PXo

I built this as a side project to learn a new programming language. So thought of sharing it. :)

Played the web version. Very nice. Congrats.

Yes, recently they have also sent an email regarding this change and other changes in their policy.

Even after all these measures, are they even making any profit yet?

Served me well!