iPhone install
Save to Halite, right from the share sheet.
A free Shortcut that adds "Save to Halite" to your iPhone's share sheet. Tap it from Instagram, TikTok, Safari, or anywhere else you find a recipe, and the link goes straight into your Halite library.
What it does
The Shortcut adds a "Save to Halite" action to the iOS share sheet. Tapping it grabs the link you're sharing and forwards it to Halite, the same way pasting a URL into the app would. You'll need to be signed in to app.halite.cc in Safari — the Shortcut hands off to your existing session, it doesn't ask for a password of its own.
Why a Shortcut, and not just an app feature
Safari doesn't let installed web apps add themselves to iOS's share sheet — Apple hasn't brought the Web Share Target API to Safari the way Android's browsers support it. A Shortcut is the one way around that on iPhone today, so that's what we built.
Install it
- Tap "Get the Shortcut" above. It opens in Safari.
- Download the file. Safari saves it to your Downloads.
- Open it from Files or the download banner. This hands it to the Shortcuts app.
- Tap "Add Shortcut." That's the whole install.
- Sign in to Halite in Safari, if you haven't already, at app.halite.cc.
- Open Instagram, TikTok, or any app with a recipe and tap Share.
- Scroll the row of icons and tap "More" (or "Edit Actions") if you don't see Save to Halite yet, then switch it on.
- Tap "Save to Halite." The first time, iOS asks whether the Shortcut may send the item to app.halite.cc; tap Always Allow so it never asks again. The link lands straight in your Halite library.