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Send a recipe page to your phone. Sprig imports it the next time it opens. Sprig Clipper is the browser side of Sprig, the recipe app for iPhone and iPad. Find a recipe in your browser, click the Sprig button, click Send to Sprig. The page’s address goes to your Sprig account and waits there. The next time Sprig opens on your phone it fetches the page, reads the recipe out of it and files it with the rest of your recipes. You never copy a link or email yourself anything. What it does: - Sends the address and title of the page under the toolbar to your own Sprig account. - Shows how many pages are waiting for your phone (up to 25). - Tells you when a page is already queued or the queue is full. - Signs in with your Sprig account, on Sprig’s own sign-in page, with Google, Apple or your email and password. What it does not do: - It never reads or sends the page’s content. Only the address and the title. - It never sends anything unless you click Send. - It never tracks the pages you visit. You need a Sprig account and the Sprig app on your phone (free on the App Store). The addresses you send are deleted from Sprig’s server once your phone has imported them, or when you delete your account. Privacy: https://sprig.kitchen/privacy. Help: https://sprig.kitchen/guide. Questions: contact@sprig.kitchen.
Sep 21, 2026
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