The free tier shrank from generous to 40 recipes, then to a paywall. Users feel like they took the bait.
Source: Reddit r/Baking (2025)
Copy Me That is a long-running browser-extension recipe clipper. ReelsMeals has one too, and handles the Reels, TikToks, and bulk imports that Copy Me That never picked up.
Where ReelsMeals pulls ahead
The take. Copy Me That is the OG website-clipping recipe manager. ReelsMeals does the social-video, photo, bulk-import, and agent-readable half of the job that Copy Me That never picked up.
This is not a pure value-for-money comparison. If you want the best traditional recipe manager, Copy Me That may win. If you want the recipe layer for AI-assisted planning and cooking, that is the different market ReelsMeals is moving into.
Feature parity is not the strategy. ReelsMeals needs enough recipe management to be useful, then wins by making saved videos legible to AI assistants.
Public agent discovery layer
ReelsMeals
llms.txt, OpenAPI, skill discoveryCopy Me That
Usually ✗Recipe-to-dinner workflow focus
ReelsMeals
structured data for AI-assisted cookingCopy Me That
Classic recipe storageTikTok support
ReelsMeals
Copy Me That
Instagram support
ReelsMeals
Copy Me That
YouTube support
ReelsMeals
Copy Me That
Website support
ReelsMeals
Copy Me That
Web app (no download)
ReelsMeals
Copy Me That
Mobile app
ReelsMeals
(web app)Copy Me That
Browser extension
ReelsMeals
Copy Me That
AI-powered extraction
ReelsMeals
Copy Me That
Paper recipe scanning
ReelsMeals
Copy Me That
Recipe collections
ReelsMeals
Copy Me That
Meal planning
ReelsMeals
Copy Me That
Grocery list
ReelsMeals
Copy Me That
Trial / entry
ReelsMeals
7-day €0 trial (card required)Copy Me That
(40 recipes)Pricing
ReelsMeals
€7.99/mo or €79 Founding Member (50 spots)Copy Me That
$1/mo or $65 lifetimeBulk import (paste multiple links)
ReelsMeals
Copy Me That
Cookbook progress & milestones
ReelsMeals
Copy Me That
Share recipes (public link)
ReelsMeals
Copy Me That
Explore/discover recipes
ReelsMeals
Copy Me That
Adjust servings & scale ingredients
ReelsMeals
Copy Me That
Manual recipe editing
ReelsMeals
Copy Me That
Smart search
ReelsMeals
Copy Me That
Paraphrased themes from public reviews, forums, and app-store discussions, not direct quotes from named users.
The free tier shrank from generous to 40 recipes, then to a paywall. Users feel like they took the bait.
Source: Reddit r/Baking (2025)
Imports are limited to traditional websites. No Instagram, TikTok, or YouTube. The format most cooks under 35 actually save from is missing.
Source: Recurring observation in recipe-app comparisons
Requires an account and a browser extension to do anything useful, friction that newer apps have removed.
Source: Reddit r/Cooking
Interface looks early-2010s; functional, but doesn't feel like a 2026 product compared to newer competitors.
Source: Common feedback comparing modern recipe apps
The category shift from storage to dinner, one point at a time.
7-day trial to start, then €7.99/month or €79 Founding Member, one-time. No silently shrinking free tier.
Paste any TikTok, Instagram Reel, YouTube Short, or Facebook video link. No extension required, no website-only limit.
Paste a URL, use the browser extension to clip while you browse, or bulk-import a whole list of links at once, no account wall before you see how it works.
Modern UI, source-aware cards, public sharing, and tag-based discovery built for how recipes are saved today.
Start a 7-day trial for €0 with a card on file. Import a real Reel, TikTok, blog, or paper card and see whether a structured cookbook changes what your AI assistant can do.