Could Elaro help?
Yes. Turn a short video into a recipe or step-by-step guide, then build a shopping list from what you need.
Recipe videos → ingredients and steps
Elaro organizes the available recipe details into separate steps, with ingredients, tools, and timing. Review the result alongside the video before cooking.
For example: save a cooking clip as a recipe to follow in the kitchen, then add its ingredients to your shopping list.
Tutorials → a guide you can follow
If by “notes” you mean keeping the useful instructions, Elaro creates a structured, step-by-step guide. Think DIY instructions or a skincare routine you can revisit.
For example: keep a craft tutorial with its steps and tools together. This is a saved guide, not a promise of a freeform note editor or verbatim transcript.
A checklist? Start with a shopping list.
Elaro lets you build shopping lists from recipes and tutorials and check off items while shopping. For a task sequence, use the step-by-step guide; a general-purpose task checklist is not a verified feature.
From saved clip to something useful
- Get Elaro on your iPhone.
- Share a supported public video or link to Elaro.
- Review the organized recipe or tutorial, save it in a collection, and add needed items to a shopping list.
Common questions
Which short videos can I share?
Elaro’s website lists TikTok, Instagram Reels, Facebook Reels, and Shorts. Start with a public video that contains the details you want to save.
Will it fill in everything a creator leaves out?
Do not assume missing details are correct or complete. Check the saved guide against the original video.
Where do I download Elaro?
Use the Elaro App Store listing for the download and current device requirements.
More about Elaro
Feature references: Elaro’s website and its App Store description, checked September 11, 2026.
Elaro is part of Toothpaste Apps. Meet the portfolio or explore all three apps.