Piqi

Turn the cooking videos you save into recipes you can actually cook from.

Piqi is a mobile app. You give it a cooking video from your own camera roll, a few photos, or a paragraph you typed yourself — it reads them and writes back a structured recipe: ingredients with amounts, tools, and numbered steps, each one anchored to the moment in the video it came from.

What you can do with it

• Import your own material. Video, photos and text can be combined into one

recipe. Piqi works out the order.

• Cook from it. Steps are large, timed, and tappable — a step that came from

a video jumps straight to that second.

• Find it again. Search by dish, by ingredient, or by what is in your fridge.
• Shop for it. Tick a few dishes and Piqi works out what you need to buy,

grouped by aisle.

• Keep a bar. Bottles you own and bottles you want, with tasting notes.
• Read it in English or Chinese. Recipe names, ingredients and steps are

produced in both languages.

Where the material comes from

Piqi only reads material you provide yourself — files from your own device. It does not log in to, scrape, or download from any social or video platform on your behalf.

Subscription

Piqi is free to use with a recipe library of up to 10 recipes. Piqi Pro removes that limit.

The price, the currency and whether a free trial is offered are set per region and are shown to you by the App Store before you are charged. Subscriptions renew automatically until cancelled, and you can cancel any time in your App Store account settings. Full details are in the Subscription Terms.

Support

Questions, bug reports, refunds, account deletion — write to support@pi-qi.com and a human will read it. Please include the name of your device and, if it is about one recipe, what you imported.

You can delete your account and everything in it from inside the app: Settings → Account → Delete account.

Who makes it

Piqi is made by Zhipeng Hui, an independent developer.

Piqi™ and 好馋™ are unregistered trademarks.