Scanning recipes from photos and cookbooks
Fooma doesn't scan photos yet. Family recipes can be typed in as new recipes with their own photo.
Flavorish offers this too (images, handwritten cards, cookbooks).
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Flavorish saves recipes from Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, websites and photos, generates recipes with AI, and has a meal planner, aisle-sorted grocery lists, nutrition breakdowns and sharing. The free plan caps social imports and AI generations.
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Based on each app's own website and App Store listing, checked October 14, 2026. “Not advertised” means Flavorish's own pages don't mention it.
Save recipes from TikTok & Instagram videos
Fooma
Yes
TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Pinterest, Facebook
Flavorish
Yes
Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube
Save recipes from websites
Fooma
Yes
Share sheet, paste a link, or copy it and Fooma offers to import
Flavorish
Yes
Scan recipes from photos or cookbooks
Fooma
No
Not yet. Save by link or type the recipe in
Flavorish
Yes
Images, handwritten cards, cookbooks
Meal planner
Fooma
Yes
Plan my week autofill and planned leftovers
Flavorish
Yes
Grocery list sorted by aisle
Fooma
Yes
Merged items, iPhone widget, Reminders sync
Flavorish
Yes
By aisle or recipe
Nutrition per serving
Fooma
Yes
Calories, macros, fiber, sugar, sodium
Flavorish
Yes
AI recipe assistant
Fooma
Yes
AI Chef chat and Recipe Maker (Pro)
Flavorish
Yes
AI recipe generation
Share with your household
Fooma
Yes
Shared recipes, list and meal plan, live
Flavorish
Yes
Share recipes, lists, plans
Saved recipes work offline
Fooma
Yes
Your cookbook is stored on your phone
Flavorish
Not advertised
Platforms
iPhone & iPad
iPhone, Android, web
Pricing
Free download with free import tries. Meal planner, grocery list and household sharing are free; Fooma Pro adds unlimited imports and AI Chef.
Free plan with capped imports and AI; Premium subscription
Prices and features change. Check Flavorish's current details before you decide.
Fooma doesn't scan photos yet. Family recipes can be typed in as new recipes with their own photo.
Flavorish offers this too (images, handwritten cards, cookbooks).
Fooma stores your cookbook on your phone, so saved recipes open instantly in the kitchen without signal. Recipe organizer in Fooma →
Flavorish's website and App Store listing don't mention this.
Plan the whole week in minutes
Drop your saved recipes into breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks, or let Plan my week fill the gaps from your own cookbook, with no repeats and quick meals on weeknights.
See moreShare recipes, meal plans and lists with your household
Make a household for your family, partner or flatmates. Choose which recipes to share, plan meals together and shop from the same list.
See moreA grocery list that writes itself
Add one recipe or a whole week of meals and Fooma builds one list, merging matching ingredients and sorting everything by store aisle.
See moreShare each recipe's original link to Fooma.
Tap Plan my week once you have a few recipes saved.
Add the grocery widget to your Home Screen.
Fooma is a good fit if you're on iPhone and want weekly plans that fill themselves and a household that shops from one live list. Flavorish may suit you better if you need Android or a web app, or import a lot from photos.
Fooma doesn't import Flavorish export files. The quickest way is to share each recipe's original link (TikTok, Instagram, YouTube or a website) to Fooma, which rebuilds the full recipe. Recipes you wrote yourself can be typed in as new recipes.
Fooma is free to download, with free recipe import tries. The meal planner, grocery list and household sharing are free. Fooma Pro adds unlimited imports and AI Chef; prices are shown in the app before you subscribe.
Not yet. Fooma is available on iPhone and iPad today.
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We compared Flavorish using its own public pages, checked on October 14, 2026. We don't list a feature as missing unless Flavorish says so; anything its pages don't mention is marked “Not advertised”. Spotted something out of date? Email hello@fooma.app.
Flavorish is a trademark of its owner. Fooma is not affiliated with or endorsed by Flavorish.
Free to download on iPhone and iPad. Save your next recipe and see the difference.
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