The table, one click from any recipe
The Chrome extension puts RecipeTables in your toolbar. On any recipe page, click the icon — the extension converts the page and opens your table in the next tab. No copying, no pasting, no life story.
Coming to the Chrome Web Store
The extension is finished and in review. Leave your email and you'll hear the moment it's installable:
What it does
- One click, one table. The page you're reading becomes a prep table on recipetables.com — ingredients as rows, steps as merged columns, scaling and unit switching included.
- Works where robots are refused. Some recipe sites block automated readers. You're not a robot: the extension converts the page exactly as your browser shows it. Those tables get a private, unlisted link — credited and linked to the source, never listed in the library and never indexed.
- Shows its work. A small progress card on the page tells you what's happening — reading, finding ingredients, building — and errors say what went wrong in plain language.
What it doesn't do
No analytics, no tracking, no standing access to your browsing. The extension can read a page only when you click its icon on that page, and the only things it ever sends are the page URL — and, solely when a site blocks our reader, the page as rendered — to build your table. Details in the privacy page.