Everything you saved, and could never find again.
Larder catalogs the links you keep — especially the recipe reels — into folders you choose, makes them searchable by tag and by ingredient, and pulls the actual recipe out of the page so you can cook from it.
What it does
Save from anywhere
Share a link from any app and it lands in your library immediately. Nothing waits on the network — the page is fetched and enriched afterwards, in the background.
Real recipes, not screenshots
Ingredients and steps are extracted into structured text you can scale, search and cook from — with a Cook Mode that shows one step at a time.
Find it by what's in it
Search titles, notes and ingredients at once. Tag anything, then build smart folders that collect links matching any tag you list.
Your pantry, your shortlist
Tell Larder what you have in. It ranks your recipes by how close you are to being able to cook them tonight.
Syncs through your iCloud
Your library moves between your iPhone, iPad and Mac through your own iCloud account. There is no Larder account and no Larder server.
Quiet by design
Low-chroma, no badges, no red dots, nothing competing for attention. One thing highlighted at a time.
No account, no tracking
Larder has no sign-up, collects no analytics, and includes no third-party tracking of any kind. Your library lives on your devices and in your private iCloud database, which the developer cannot read.
The full detail is in the privacy policy — including the one case where content leaves your device, and how to turn it off.