FAQ
What people ask before they start.
Open Recipes and choose Add a recipe. You can paste a link (a website or a YouTube video), take or upload a photo, or paste text. You check what was read before it is saved.
Yes, on Android. In Chrome, open the menu and choose Install app. Then in YouTube or Instagram tap Share and pick Daily Plate, and the recipe is read for you. On iPhone, copy the link and paste it into Add a recipe.
Some details, such as tags, are chosen by AI and can be wrong. Open the ? on the recipe to see what was read and from where, check it, and confirm. Please check allergies and diet yourself.
Try pasting the recipe text instead, or use a clearer photo. If it keeps failing, send us the link and the reference code shown with the error.
Browsing the ready-made recipes, planning meals and the shopping list all work without an account. Saving your own recipes needs a free sign-in, with a code sent to your email or with Google. It also keeps your recipes and lists on every device. A plan made as a guest is saved on that device only; when you sign in, it comes with you, even if you sign in to an account you already have.
Open Profile and set Cooking for. New plans use this number; you can change it on any plan.
Email team@mydailyplate.in from the address you signed in with and we will delete your account and its data.
They are read to build the recipe. See the Privacy Policy for what is kept, who processes it and for how long.
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