Questions we actually get
Imports, exports, billing, nutrition, ownership. The practical stuff.
Your account-wide home for every recipe. Tag each one once with cuisine, section, and labels. Use the same dish in multiple cookbooks without importing it again.
Apple Notes exports, spreadsheets, plain text, and folders with images. If you have recipes in a file, we can probably read it.
CookBookr reads titles and ingredients and suggests cuisine and chapter placement. Apply per recipe or in bulk. Change anything that looks wrong in your library settings.
Yes. PDF downloads include cover, table of contents, chapters, recipe pages, and page numbers. Free accounts include a watermark; paid plans download clean files.
Yes. That is optional. Publish selected recipes or cookbooks to yourname.cookbookr.app, or connect your own web address on a paid plan. Many chefs use the recipe website for teasers and keep book-only recipes offline.
That is the point. Sell a PDF on your recipe website, or offer printed copies printed when someone orders (one book per order, no warehouse). You set the price. We prep the files and pass orders to your print partner when you connect one.
Yes, through Kindle Direct Publishing. CookBookr gives you an upload package (interior PDF, cover, and a checklist for Amazon) and walks you through Amazon's steps. Amazon prints when readers buy there. You upload on Amazon's website; there is no magic one-click button.
Not yet. Use the free tier now. Creator and Pro prices on the pricing page are what we plan to charge at launch.
Only if you ask. Optional AI can draft a short recipe intro or generate images on paid plans. Nutrition is calculated from your ingredients, not invented by a robot.
You do. We run the service on your content. We do not sell your recipes or feed them into public AI training.
Yes. Tag recipes once and reuse them across books. The free tier includes one cookbook project. Paid plans give you room for more when you need it.
Use the contact form. A human reads it.