Bug fixes and improvements.

Recipes that arrive as one long paragraph now split into clean numbered steps automatically — works across 41 languages. Cover art reads the recipe's source language and paints scenes that feel like they belong to that kitchen. Onboarding starts you off with real recipes in hand, so you can try things out before adding your own. Plus a warmer launch screen and a few quieter fixes under the hood.

Recipes that travel. NEW IN 2.0.1 • My Shares. See everyone you've shared a recipe with in Settings → My Shares. Swipe to revoke any share — recipients lose access immediately. • Smarter recipe covers. Cover generation is now ingredient-aware so a "Mascarpone Cheesecake with Almond Crust" looks like one — not a stock cheesecake. ALSO IN THIS UPDATE • Fixed: recipe detail chrome no longer renders over the image on iOS 26. • Fixed: shared-cookbook recipes appear instantly when added. • Fixed: cookbook picker hides pre-template legacy collections. • Fixed: edge cases in shared-recipe acceptance and lineage tracking. Thanks for cooking with us.

Recipes that travel. NEW IN 2.0 • Recipe lineage. Edit a recipe someone shared with you and it back-propagates with a clear summary of what changed — substitutions, scaling tweaks, technique notes — preserved alongside the original. • Smarter recipe covers. URL imports now anchor on the publisher's photo so a "Mascarpone Cheesecake with Almond Crust" looks like one — not a stock cheesecake. • Share revocation. Change your mind about a share you sent? Revoke it; recipients can no longer add it to their library. ALSO IN THIS UPDATE • Fixed: revoked shares no longer accept on the receive sheet. • Fixed: nav chrome and share-acceptance flows on iPhone. • Fixed: Family Cookbook member invites now work reliably end-to-end. Thanks for cooking with us.

A small follow-up to 1.9.4 with two stability fixes. • Fresh installs no longer pre-load any background recipe content on first launch — your library starts genuinely empty until you capture your first recipe. • The shopping list now opens full-screen when launched from the Me tab. Thanks for cooking with us.

A big set of upgrades to capture, cookbooks, and the cooking experience. NEW IN THIS UPDATE • Sketch with your own photo. The Sketch capture tile now accepts a photo from your library, so the recipe you build keeps the picture you started with. • Per-cookbook style picker. Every cookbook — personal or shared — now has its own template, color palette, and image style, picked from 20 cookbook templates. Change the look any time from the cookbook's "..." menu. • Restyle the whole shared cookbook at once. Change a family cookbook's template and every recipe inside re-renders to match the new look. Your originals stay yours; only the shared cookbook view picks up the new aesthetic. • Subtle photo harmonizing. When you contribute a recipe with your own photo to a shared cookbook, we apply a light tone match so it feels at home with the cookbook's palette — your subject and composition stay exactly as you shot them. Want a fuller restyle? There's a per-recipe toggle in the recipe's "..." menu. • Faster PDF imports. "Import from PDF" now goes straight from tap to file picker to queue — no extra sheet in between. • One-tap multi-select trash. Selecting multiple cookbooks now puts the delete button right in the toolbar (was buried in a menu). • Cooking timer fixes. "Set Timer" reliably opens every time, and the timer keeps running across step changes. ALSO RECENTLY LANDED • A refreshed welcome — the first screen leads with "Preserve what matters" and a cleaner three-promise list. • Try-it tour. New users walk through the capture → cookbook → share loop with the same recipe — Grandma's Brisket — that lives in the family tree right after. • Recipe lineage now shows the right name. The original generation no longer reads "Someone" — it credits whoever first wrote it down. • Cleaner First Table redemption. New First Table members now see full onboarding (welcome, sign-in, profile) instead of being dropped straight into the app. Thanks for cooking with us.

A bigger update under the hood, with a few things you'll notice right away. • Sketch — a faster way to capture a recipe from memory. Type a dish name or list a few ingredients, and Heirloom builds the rest. Free for everyone. • A refreshed look across the app — calmer surfaces, clearer cards, friendlier paywall and feature screens. • iPad opens up. Landscape is now supported, layouts adapt to wider screens, and split-screen multitasking finally feels right. • Recipe and cookbook grids never collapse to a single column on smaller devices. • Lots of small fixes — offline saves don't hang, lineage updates show up faster, family trees stay in sync across devices. Thanks for cooking with us.

• New: End to End Redesign, new capture ux and emphasis on privacy. • Capture tab: Improved feature quality + refined each flow (Voice, Scan, Video, URL, Generate) now opens with its own full-bleed hero • New: App Customization rebuilt - UI Theme and Image Style completely customizable. • New: Deep linking - shared recipes and invites now work seamlessly across devices and the web. • New: Capture tips - rotating guidance at the top of the Capture tab helps new users find the right import method. • New: Video import redesigned - step-by-step "How it works" walkthrough with platform chips and privacy notes. • Improved: Onboarding simplified - "Continue without account" option is now front and center. No account needed to use the app. • Improved: Library sections now have visual hierarchy - gradient cards, collapsible headers, and a filter bar that hides when you scroll. • Improved: Cookbook card design - warm colored glass on the bottom strip matches your active theme. • Improved: Family tab - profile header with sparkle effect, unified Family/Friends picker with inline Invites and Shares. • Improved: Multilingual recipe import - non-English recipes now detected and translated across all capture paths. • Fixed: Deep link routing now case-insensitive for URL schemes.

Heirloom preserves the recipes your family carries — by voice, photo, scan, or video — before they're gone. --v1.0 — Launch • Voice capture: press record, let grandma tell the story. Heirloom transcribes, structures, and preserves the original audio forever — exactly as she said it. • Photo & scan import: handwritten recipe cards, cookbook pages, typed index cards, magazine clippings. • Link import: any recipe website, instantly. • Video import: YouTube, TikTok, Instagram — paste the URL, get the recipe. • Bulk PDF import: scan entire cookbooks at once. • Recipe Lineage: the complete history of every recipe. Who captured it, who adapted it, who made it for the first time. No other app has this. • Kitchen Table: a private shared cookbook for your family, up to 10 members. Every recipe attributed to the right person. • Dinner party planning with shared shopping list and Apple Watch cooking mode. • Collections, offline access, full-text search, and cloud sync across all devices. • Heritage: $6.99/month (7-day trial) or $39.99/year · Founding Member Lifetime: $149 --v1.0.1 • Fixed: international recipe import now auto-detects language. Previously hardcoded to English — broke accented characters in French, Polish, Italian, Spanish, and others. • Fixed: post-launch stability improvements. --v1.0.2 • Fixed: premium subscribers no longer see the paywall screen after signing in. • Fixed: offer code redemption now updates your subscription status in real time. --v1.0.3 • New: Getting Started cards on your home screen guide your first recipe captures. • New: Kitchen Table and Share Extension cards in the Getting Started grid. • New: streamlined onboarding — 6 focused screens with a dedicated privacy step. • Fixed: ingredient sections now parse correctly in multi-section recipes. • Fixed: multi-page photo scans no longer create duplicate recipes. • Fixed: handwritten notes on scanned cards now appear in the recipe card back. • Fixed: Notes app hybrid imports, Food Network recipe hang, loading screen edge cases. • Fixed: startup crash resilience improvements. • Polish: Getting Started grid and sheets aligned to design system.

Bug fixes and performance improvements. improved home screen with help to get started. analytics / direct install from ads.

Analytics: PostHog integration across all import flows, demo social engagement tracking, and AI recipe generation. Firebase UID identification for cross-session user tracking.

Bug fixes: multi-recipe cookbook scanning, voice transcription, AI image accuracy for regional dishes, offer code auto-activation on first launch. Improvements including more accurate AI-generated food images, improved multi-recipe scanning, and voice transcription enhancements.