Bring in the
idea.
Supported links, screenshots, images or text become a structured recipe candidate instead of dead saved content.
A recipe you found somewhere else should not die as another bookmark. STEAL IT turns the idea into something 4DK can compare against your pantry, adapt to your reality, and remember after you cook it.

STEAL IT is designed to convert an external recipe into structured kitchen knowledge: ingredients, method, substitutions, pantry coverage, your edits, and eventually the version that actually worked.
Supported links, screenshots, images or text become a structured recipe candidate instead of dead saved content.
The imported recipe can be checked against Pantry and local availability before you commit.
Substitutions and successful changes can become remembered context for the next time you cook it.


The internet is already full of recipes. 4DK does not need to become another place to hoard them. It needs to make outside recipes useful inside your actual kitchen.
Get 4DK →Clear enough for humans. Structured enough to become useful search and answer-engine material later.
The intent is to support common links, text, screenshots and images, with confidence and correction when extraction is uncertain.
It can suggest adaptations, but the imported recipe and your chosen version should remain distinguishable.
That is a core reason for the feature. Successful substitutions and edits should be useful the next time, not forgotten after one session.