Version 3.2 adds the Recipe Creator. Say what you have on hand - a main ingredient, or everything left in the fridge - and it offers three dishes that fit, then writes the full recipe for the one you pick. It also works from a photograph: take a picture of a dish you ate and get a way to make it. The Recipe Creator is a subscription of its own, with three free days on the monthly plan. Your recipes now have categories - mains, soups, salads, sauces, desserts and more - and My Recipes filters by them. A new shelf starts with sixteen recipes instead of nothing. The cooking charts are illustrated with photographs: meat at every stage of doneness, vegetables, pan sizes and more. A new chart sorts fish by their bones - which ones carry fine bones throughout and which come off the bone cleanly, which matters when you are cooking for children. The charts and your own recipes stay free, with no account and no limit.

Version 3.1 speaks four more languages: German, French, Spanish and Italian. Every menu, button, chart and message, and the Recipe Reader and Meal Planner answer in the language your phone is set to, or the one you pick in Settings. The Recipe Reader now reads a card or page with several recipes on it and saves each one on its own. Dark is now the default look; Light and the original are still in Settings. The app asks for a rating after something has gone well, never on launch. The charts and your own recipes stay free, with no account and no limit.

Version 3.0 is a rebuild, and it does far more than read charts. RECIPE READER Photograph a recipe and get it back typed out: ingredients, steps and timings. A recipe on a web page rarely fits in one screenshot, so take several as you scroll and they are stitched into one. If a step looks missing between two photos you are told, rather than having one invented to fill the gap. WRITE YOUR OWN Type a recipe in by hand, or edit one after it has been read. Hand-written recipes scale, convert and add up on the shopping list exactly like scanned ones. Share any of them by message, email or AirDrop. MEAL PLANNER Plan a week around the recipes you have saved, as a calendar you can replan one night of. Kids' menus are built in, twins can have genuinely matching plates, and allergies shape the whole plan instead of being an afterthought. SHOPPING LISTS Build one from a plan, or from any recipes you pick. Quantities are added up properly, so two recipes that both want onions come out as one line. BIGGER CHARTS More than twice the rows, and two new ones: what a cup of each ingredient weighs, and which cake tins swap for which. Safe temperatures for every cut of meat, roasting times, how long food keeps once opened, and substitutions that say where the swap stops working. The first column stays put while you scroll. ALSO - Imperial and metric in both directions, on any recipe and any shopping list - Light and Dark themes, alongside the original - Rebuilt for current iPhones and iPads The charts and your own recipes stay free, with no account and no limit. The Recipe Reader and the Meal Planner are separate subscriptions, so you only pay for the one you use, and either can be taken by the week to try it first.

- Updating to new user interface - Adding cooking charts - Adding substitution charts - Adding shelf-life charts