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Pull the clean recipe out of any food blog. Imperial or metric, measurable scaling, cook mode with timers, saved recipes. All local. Food blogs bury the recipe under life stories, ads and pop-ups. Pinch finds the recipe on the page and shows just what you need to cook: ingredients, steps, times and servings. HOW IT WORKS Open a recipe page and a small “Recipe found” note appears. Click it, or the toolbar icon, to see the clean recipe. FEATURES • Imperial or metric, every line: each recipe opens in the units it mostly uses, and one click converts everything to the other system, including recipes that mix cups and grams • Conversion that knows ingredients: 1 cup of flour is 120 g, 1 tablespoon of butter is 14 g, liquids become ml or cups, and °F and °C convert both ways (ranges included) • Honest conversions: anything it can’t convert reliably is left exactly as written rather than guessed • Scale from ¼× to 3×. Smaller batches are only offered when every ingredient stays measurable: no “⅓ of an egg” • Cook mode: a full-page view with one step at a time, ingredients to tick off, and the screen kept awake • Step timers: every time in a step (“bake 11–12 minutes”, “chill 1 hour”) becomes a one-tap timer. Timers float above your other tabs, chime when done, and can notify you • Saved recipes: keep the ones you love and open them again from the toolbar or Cook mode, with search • Ingredient groups (like “For the frosting” or “Sourdough variation”) kept intact • Per-serving nutrition when the site publishes it • Print a clean recipe sheet or save it as a PDF • Copy as Markdown with checkboxes, ready to paste into Notion, Obsidian or a notes app • Light and dark mode PRIVACY 100% local. No accounts, no servers, no analytics, no tracking. The extension makes no network requests at all. Recipes are read and converted on your device, and saved recipes stay on your device. Free and open source (MIT).