Share a reel, a link, or a photo of a cookbook page — ThaItalian reads the recipe, scales it to your table, and builds the grocery list. From pad thai to cacio e pepe.
No retyping ingredients off a screenshot. No fifteen tabs open. The app does the reading.
Find a recipe on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, or Pinterest. Tap Share, tap ThaItalian. Or paste a link, or snap a photo of a cookbook page.
Ingredients, quantities, steps, and nutrition — pulled straight from the post, the page, or the photo. Nothing to retype.
Scale servings, flip Metric ⇄ US cups, check ingredients off as you shop, and cook hands-free with step-by-step Cook Mode.
Home, Explore, and Import — the same screens you'll be using, exactly as they look today.
From a link, a social post, or a photo — the app reads it and structures the recipe for you.
Every ingredient converts both ways, however the source wrote it — grams, cups, pounds, tablespoons.
Drop recipes onto your week and see it all laid out, breakfast to dinner.
Built automatically from what's on your plan, organized by aisle.
A hands-free, step-by-step view so you're never touching your phone with garlic hands.
💎 PremiumOne tap swaps in lighter versions of an ingredient and recalculates the macros.
A few of the recipes already on the table — imported, converted, and ready to cook.
Basil, chili, garlic, and a slow-cooked sauce — a Thai grandmother and an Italian nonna would recognize a lot in each other's kitchens. ThaItalian started as a way to keep both traditions in one place, read straight off the videos and pages where they actually live.
Market crawls, queue notes, and the arguments we lost — the same travel journal that's built right into the app.
ThailandWhat the temple hill teaches you about broth, and why the best bowl in the city has no sign on the door.
11 min read · by Mint
ItalySix days between Positano and Praiano, and the argument about whether pasta al limone needs cream.
8 min read · by Mint
ItalyFour kitchens, four recipes, one thing everybody agreed on. It is not the tomato.
9 min read · by MintInstagram, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, and Facebook via the native Share button — or paste a link from any recipe blog, or photograph a page from a physical cookbook.
No — the free plan includes 5 AI imports a month plus the full planner and grocery list. Premium removes the import limit and unlocks hands-free Cook Mode and full nutrition info.
Every import lands on a review screen before it saves — nothing goes into your library without your OK, and every field stays fully editable.
The app runs in English, Spanish, Italian, Thai, Japanese, French, Portuguese, and German — with an option to auto-translate imported recipes into your language too.
Yes — your recipes and account details are yours. We don't sell your data, and everything you save stays in your own library. See our Privacy Policy for the full details.
Step-by-step guides on importing, Cook Mode, subscriptions, your account, and troubleshooting — searchable, and always up to date.
Now on the App Store and Google Play.