The new feature processes the video's caption, where creators tend to document their ingredient list and instructions, but is powered by on-device machine learning instead of using a third-party AI provider.
Bishop first pushed back against the idea, because recipes on social media could be written in so many different ways they would be difficult to parse without using AI.
Pestle's users have long clamored for a way to save recipes they found on social media too, given how many cooking videos they would take inspiration from.
Now you can save these and other TikTok viral recipes directly in the Pestle app as you scroll through the video app.
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