Scoop Recipe

Scrapes recipes from web pages, merges ingredients, and shops them at your grocery service.

Scoop turns recipes you find online into a ready-to-shop grocery list, and with one click does all the shopping for you! Click the Scoop icon on any recipe page and Scoop pulls out the ingredients automatically — fractions, units, optional items, and prep notes intact. Add as many recipes as you want and Scoop merges duplicates across them, so "½ cup butter" from one recipe and "¼ cup butter" from another become "¾ cup butter" on your list. When you're ready to shop, pick a supported grocery service (Walmart today, more coming) and Scoop walks you through it, suggesting a product match for each ingredient. You stay in control of every choice — Scoop never places an order on its own. WHAT SCOOP DOES WELL • Reads recipes from sites that use standard recipe markup — most major recipe blogs, AllRecipes, Serious Eats, NYT Cooking, and more • Handles fractions (½, 1/2, 1 ½), unit aliases (tbsp / tablespoon / Tbsp.), ranges, and "(optional)" / "to taste" markers • Merges and unit-converts across recipes, so mixed metric/imperial ingredients combine into one line • Scales recipes up or down by serving count • Skips pantry basics like salt, oil, and water by default — toggle individual items back on if you actually need to buy them • Paste plain text from anywhere — Notes, an email, a recipe you typed out — and Scoop parses it the same way PRIVACY FIRST • No account required • Nothing leaves your browser except when you actively send a list to a grocery service • No tracking, no analytics, no ads Persistent pantry tracking, sharing across computers, and saved meal plans are coming as a paid tier once accounts ship. The free tier is here to stay. Questions, or a site that doesn't parse correctly? Use the in-popup "Report a problem" button — it opens a pre-filled email so we can add support for that site.