- Adjusted automatic recipe analysis to changes at kitchenstories.com. - Minor corrections to the automatic analysis of recipes from other websites.

- The automatic recipe analysis has been updated to reflect changes to "daskochrezept.de" and "essen-und-trinken.de". - The context menu, which allows you to remove unnecessary additional text from automatically recognised ingredients in online recipes, is now displayed more clearly on the iPad.

- Ingredient details in recipes from certain websites sometimes include supplementary information—such as text in parentheses or text in a smaller font size than the preceding content. Occasionally, this extra text prevents iEinkauf from recognizing the ingredient as one it already knows. As a new feature, the app now highlights such supplementary text by underlining it during recipe analysis, allowing you to decide whether that portion is necessary for accurately identifying the ingredient. Pressing and holding this underlined text opens a context menu that lets you remove the extra text, leaving only the part that describes an ingredient already known to iEinkauf. - Minor bug fixes for the automatic analysis of recipes from chefkoch.de and kitchenstories.com. - Fixed an error that could cause the app to crash when creating or editing product and unit synonyms.

Fixed an error that occurred when restoring the database from a backup

- Introduction of keywords that describe recipe characteristics and can be used to filter recipes. - Corrections to the automatic recipe analysis on chefkoch.de, daskochrezept.de and essen-und-trinken.de. - Adjustment of the automatic recipe analysis due to the switch from the website lidl-kochen.de to rezepte.lidl.de. - Corrections to some translation errors in the English version.

Various adjustments to the automatic recipe analysis: - Correction to image recognition on essen-und-trinken.de: Now works even when videos are embedded in the recipe. - Adaptation to changed coding on chefkoch.de and daskochrezept.de - Minor bug fix for instructions on kochbar.de

- Adaptation of the automatic recipe analysis to syntax changes on kuechengoetter.de

- New feature: You can now duplicate a recipe in the recipe list using the context menu. The duplicate opens immediately and can be edited. - Bug fixes relating to the manual insertion of images into cooking instructions, the editing of ingredients in recipes imported from the internet, and the automatic analysis of recipes from kitchenstories.com, kuechengoetter.de and daskochrezept.de.

- Fixed an error in the recipe analysis for "lidl-kochen.de" - Removed the recipe analysis for "kochrezepte.de" because the website no longer exists. - When manually editing the list of saved web addresses, the base address of a site with automatic recipe analysis is now prevented from being changed.

- Fixed a bug in the recipe display where previously the ingredients could be scrolled up behind the recipe image. - Fixed bugs in the automatic recipe analysis from chefkoch.de, kitchenstories.com, and lecker.de - New: Automatic recipe analysis from lidl-kochen.de - New: Sites with automatic recipe analysis enabled in the settings are now always displayed in a separate segment in the recipe browser's list of saved web addresses.

- For recipes imported into iEinkauf via the automatic recipe analysis in the recipe browser, there has long been an option to automatically transfer the ingredient list and recipe image to the cooking instructions. Using the context menu, this is now also possible for recipes that have been entered manually or that originate from websites for which the app does not provide automatic analysis. Pressing and holding anywhere in the cooking instructions opens the context menu, where you will now find the entries “Insert ingredients” and/or “Insert recipe image” (in different places depending on the iOS version), provided that the relevant data is available in the recipe. - Minor bug fix for automatic recipe analysis Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

- Extensive adjustments to the functions and appearance of iOS 26 - In the settings, the option to change the text size of buttons and titles has been expanded from iOS 26 onwards. - Bug fixes for automatic recipe analysis - Various other bug fixes

- Adjustment of automatic recipe analysis to changes at kochbar.de. - Added option for automatic analysis of recipes from kitchenstories.com. - Fixed error when starting automatic recipe analysis in the recipe browser, which sometimes caused recognition to only work after reloading the website.

- Further adaptation of recipe import to changes at chefkoch.de - Fixing minor bugs

- New feature: The list of known products can now be filtered by name and/or product category. - New feature: When selecting a recipe while creating a meal plan, you can now also choose which cookbooks are displayed in the app. Recipes that were previously not visible can therefore be quickly added to the plan. - New feature: When creating new products, units or categories from a recipe, the lists of existing products, units or categories are now filtered using the content of the input field for the new name. The extra filter field in the product list has been removed here. If a product has already been filtered (and therefore not found) in the parent form (Edit Ingredient), this filter text is transferred to the input field for the new product as a suggestion. - Adjustment of recipe import to changes at chefkoch.de - Fixing minor bugs

- New feature: On the home screen, the list of recipes displayed can now be filtered not only by name, but also by the ingredients they contain. - Adjustments to changes at rewe.de - Several error corrections in the automatic analysis of recipes from the Internet - Recognition of information on the difficulty of a recipe at kochbar.de integrated - Display error in the ‘Recipe source’ form fixed - The use of a hardware keyboard on the iPad or iPhone previously led to incorrect overlays at the bottom of the screen. This has now been corrected.

- New feature: Recipe ratings are now also displayed in the selection list during purchase planning and on the meal plan (can be switched off in the settings). - New feature: Up to four shortcuts can now be used to quickly correct incompletely recognized ingredients during the automatic analysis of recipes from the Internet. These shortcuts can be configured individually in the settings. - Adjustments to changes at essen-und-trinken.de, kochbar.de, kuechengoetter.de and rewe.de for automatic recipe import. - At kochrezepte.de, information on cooking time or difficulty is now also automatically transferred to the cooking instructions. - Numerous errors when rotating the screen on the iPad have been fixed. - When entering a search filter for the list of known products or recipes, the spelling correction area of the on-screen keyboard is no longer displayed in order to increase the space for displaying the products or recipes found. - In cooking instructions, the size of images in the recipe is now adjusted during rotations so that they are not higher than a third of the screen. - Error correction when adjusting the list of already saved Internet addresses with recipes in the recipe browser

- New feature: Ratings of recipes (stars and comments). You can set whether the stars should also be displayed in the recipe overview of a cookbook. - Adjustments to changes at rewe.de and lecker.de for the automatic recipe import. - Minor error corrections

- Adjustments to changes at lecker.de, kochbar.de and rewe.de for the automatic recipe import. - Cooking instructions could no longer be printed correctly under iOS 18: Parts of the respective headings were missing. This has been corrected by an adjustment to iOS 18. - Adjustment of the size of images in cooking instructions on devices other than iPhones. Previously, such images took up the entire width of the screen on an iPad, for example, and therefore also a very large height, which left little space for the text of the cooking instructions. Now such an image is scaled to a maximum of one third of the screen height available for content. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

Another adjustment to lecker.de

- Adjustments to rewe.de and lecker.de - As in Safari, only the domain is now displayed in the address bar of the recipe browser after loading. The entire URL is only displayed if the address is currently being edited.

- Support for recipe images: For an overview in cookbooks and in the meal plan, as (enlargeable) images in recipes and cooking instructions. - Image selection editor for recipes with the sources Camera, Photos app, Files app and Clipboard, each with optional compression of the data - New form for the app settings (including new settings for handling recipe images and direct access to system settings) - When importing recipes from the internet or other devices, a semi-automatic filtering of the list of all known products is now carried out for unknown ingredients. In many cases, this makes it much easier to manually assign the unknown ingredient to an already known product. - New widget for shopping on devices with iOS version 17.0 or higher - Using appropriate gestures, texts and/or images can be displayed enlarged (in the cooking instructions, in the overview form of a recipe and in the image editor). - The use of the integrated internet browser now requires a one-time, explicit consent to data protection regulations and the user's personal responsibility. - If internet access is delayed in the built-in browser, the system no longer switches to Safari immediately. - Numerous bug fixes - The app now requires iOS 14.0.

Many improvements in the automatic detection of recipes on the Internet: - It now starts immediately when you open the website and is ready in a flash. - Now also available at "daskochrezept.de"and "rewe.de/recipes" (in addition to "chefkoch.de", "essen-und-trinken.de", "kochbar.de", "kochrezepte.de", "kuechengoetter.de", "lecker.de")! - The name of the recipe and the number of people are now also automatically adopted. - It is now prevented that video popups (mostly advertising) are started by the websites (default, but can be disabled). - A list of ingredients can optionally be inserted into the automatically recognized cooking instructions (in addition to the ingredient list, which is saved for later purchases). - Bug fixes for automatic detection of recipes on "lecker.de", "kuechengoetter.de", "kochbar.de" and "kochrezepte.de"

Minor optimizations: 1. If a recipe on the meal plan was edited or exchanged for another recipe during a purchase, all products of the newly saved or exchanged recipe were previously reset on the shopping list, because it was always assumed that the required quantities might have changed. Now, a precise check is made to determine which products actually require adjustments. Only such products are then reset on the shopping list. 2. If a recipe on the meal plan is edited during the purchase and one of its ingredients is changed, a product that is currently out of stock in the supermarket may be needed earlier than before the change. If a shopping reminder for this ingredient was already set before, it may happen that it would now be too late. This is now detected: The reminder is deleted and the user is prompted to enter a new one. If, as a result of the recipe change, an ingredient that was previously supposed to be reminded to purchase is no longer needed at all, the reminder will be automatically removed from the system. Bugfix: In iEinkauf before version 2.0, when importing recipes from the Internet, it could happen that quantity information was transferred incorrectly. Nevertheless such recipes were saved. Subsequent errors only occurred when calculations had to be made with these quantities, e.g. if the ingredients for such a recipe were to be purchased for a different number of people than intended in the recipe. The current version 2.01 of iEinkauf corrects such incorrect quantity specifications in the recipes and saves the corrected version in the background.

1. Synonyms for products and units: Synonyms are alternative names for products or units. If they appear in recipe imports as ingredient names or in a quantity specification, iEinkauf automatically replaces them with the originals. For units, a conversion factor is taken into account, e.g. if "liter" is to be used as a synonym for 1000 "ml". 2. Improvements in recipe import from the Internet: a) On 6 common German websites with cooking recipes, iEinkauf can automatically recognize the ingredients and cooking instructions. It can be set whether this automatism should take place for the website in question. b) Fractions in quantities (e.g. ¼) are now evaluated correctly. The recognition of quantities and units has been improved. c) During import, synonyms can easily be created and then used automatically later. Example: In the internet recipe, "red bell pepper" is called "bell pepper (red)". This is saved as a synonym and in the future iEinkauf will automatically recognize it as a known product. For units, for example, "kg" can be saved as a synonym for "g" - but with a conversion factor of 1000. 3. Improvements in cooking instructions: Character set, text size and text color can now be set, images are saved with only small memory consumption. 4. Improvements when importing recipes from other devices: a) When importing products that already exist with the same name but different category, it is now possible to select whether to keep the original or to additionally save the new product after renaming it. b) Synonyms for products and units are also automatically evaluated here. If a product to be imported corresponds to the synonym of a known product, but has a different category, it can be determined what will be saved. c) So far, unknown products from imported recipes have been accepted as new products without question. Now it can be checked individually whether it is only a different spelling of an already known product. 5. The table of known products now also shows their respective category as subtitle. 6. Recipes can now store the source from which they originate, e.g. an address on the Internet, the name of a book or a magazine. A photo can also be saved as a source with only a small memory consumption.. When importing a recipe from the Internet, the web address is automatically taken as the source. 7. When editing recipes, the cooking instructions and the source of the recipe are now accessible without having to leave the edit mode. 8. If a product on the shopping list is not available at the time of purchase, it was already possible to create a reminder for a later purchase at a specific time. However, if such a product is suddenly needed before the time of the reminder due to a change in plans, the app now notices this, removes the reminder and prompts the user to recreate it with an earlier time. 9. Bug fixes: a) When changing the name of a product, category or unit, it was sometimes not possible to exit edit mode. b) When importing recipes from the Internet, the quantity of an ingredient was sometimes not transferred correctly. c) Under newer iOS versions, the recipe browser was displayed with a black navigation area. d) When changing a website in the recipe browser, the buttons for ingredients and instructions recorded via the clipboard from the previous website were not reset. 10. Visual adjustments: a) Larger buttons for scrolling back and forth in the recipe browser. b) On the shopping list, the headings of each section, i.e. the product categories, are visually highlighted by bold and gray background, and their height is reduced at the same time to save space. 11. iEinkauf now requires iOS 11.