When a recipe turns out well, you want to pass it along. Tradish makes that a single tap. Any recipe in your library can become a link you send to anyone, whether or not they have the app.

Create a share link

Open the recipe you want to send and tap Share. Tradish creates a public link on share.tradishrecipe.app and hands it to your phone's share sheet, so you can send it however you like: text, email, or a social post. Anyone with the link can open it.

The link is a snapshot of the recipe as it looks right now. It carries the full recipe:

• Title and story
• Ingredients and steps
• Tags
• Cover photo and any recipe card photos
• Source
• Nutrition Facts

One thing stays private: your cook log. The notes, ratings, and dates you have logged from cooking the recipe are yours and never travel with the share.

What the recipient sees

Whoever opens the link sees a clean page with the whole recipe laid out: the photo up top, then ingredients, steps, and the rest. They do not need a Tradish account, and they do not need to install anything to read it. It opens in any web browser.

If the person you sent it to does have Tradish, the link does more than show the recipe. They can add it straight to their own library with a tap, and because it is already in Tradish format, it slots in cleanly. For their side of the story, see Opening a recipe someone shared with you.

Good to know

• The link is a snapshot. It reflects the recipe at the moment you shared it. If you keep editing the recipe afterward, send a fresh link when you want them to have your latest version.
• You can share as many recipes as you like. Sharing a recipe is not an import, so it never touches your weekly import count.
• The photo comes along. Your cover photo and any recipe card images are included, so the recipe looks like it does in your library.

Frequently asked questions

Does the person need Tradish to open my link?

No. The link opens in any web browser and shows the full recipe. Tradish only adds extra options, like saving the recipe, for people who already have the app.

Will they see my cooking notes?

No. Your cook log stays private. Only the recipe itself is shared: ingredients, steps, story, tags, source, photos, and nutrition.

What if I change the recipe later?

The link keeps the version you shared. Make your edits, then tap Share again to send an updated link.