- Make a recipe book from a whole Kitchen, not just your own recipes. - Photos made with AI now say so.

- Coming from Paprika or Crouton? Bring your recipes with you. mise reads your export directly. - And they stay yours: back up your whole collection, or turn it into a PDF you can print.

- Importing a video link no longer costs a credit. mise was never able to read those links, so the credit stays where it belongs. - The option to have mise create a photo now only appears where it can actually work – a recipe without a title can't be pictured.

- mise now speaks seven languages – English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese and Arabic. Arabic gets a full right-to-left layout, not just translated text. - Choose your language under Settings › Appearance, or let mise follow your device. - Reset your password with a code without ever leaving the app. - Fixed: a phone set to a language mise doesn't support could end up with a German interface.

- mise now creates photos for your recipes – automatically when you save one in the Forge, or on request for any recipe. - You choose where a photo comes from: take one, pick from your gallery, or let mise create it. - Photos match your recipe more closely. - Plus lots of fixes and improvements.

- Recipe photos that create themselves: a recipe from the Forge arrives with a matching photo. - You choose where a photo comes from – camera, gallery, or let mise create one. - Report a recipe right where you notice it. - Usage statistics can be switched off in Settings. - Plus lots of fixes and improvements.

- New here? A quick welcome tour shows you how to add recipes and use Kitchens. - Add a recipe any way you like – snap a photo, paste a link or text, write your own, or let AI create one. - Kitchens made clearer – create one, invite family or friends, and share recipes together. - New Appearance settings – theme, text size and language. - Share an idea from Settings and earn credits when we build it. - Plus lots of fixes and improvements.

- Rename your tags: tap "Manage tags" to rename a tag — it updates across all your recipes. - Faster AI recipes: tap "Make me a recipe" and pick a quick idea like "Quick weeknight dinner" to start instantly — or type your own. - Plus fixes and improvements.

Getting started is clearer: a fresh, empty recipe list now offers two quick ways to begin – generate a recipe with AI, or import one from a link.

Nutrition is easier to find: - The calorie chip now shows a small chevron, hinting that it opens the full breakdown. - You can also open the nutrition sheet straight from the AI recipe preview – no need to save first.

Fix:: Sharing a recipe URL into the app no longer shows the save sheet twice when the app was closed.

Fixes a bug where the text would reappear right after sending if you tapped send while still dictating with the microphone. Submit now reliably clears the field.

Designed for iPad. Plus a new Cooking Mode for hands-on cooks. - iPad layout from the ground up: full-bleed recipe grid, two-pane recipe view with ingredients always visible while you scroll the steps - Cooking Mode: one step at a time, big text, ingredients in the side rail, screen stays on - Hardware keyboard shortcuts: arrow keys to step through, Esc to exit cooking mode - Trackpad support: right-click recipe cards for quick actions - Smarter first launch: new users land on Sign Up, returning users on Log In - Many small polish wins on phone too: tighter section headers, consistent menu colors, better hero pull-down

NEW: Forge – describe any dish and get a complete recipe. - Describe what you want to cook and Forge creates a full recipe with ingredients, steps, and nutrition - Refine step by step ("make it vegan", "less prep time") – per-item highlights show exactly what changed - Type or use your voice - Polished tablet layout, plus tap-outside-to-dismiss keyboard throughout the app

- New: Russian cuisine added to the kitchens dropdown - Numeric keyboards now show a "Done" button for easier dismissal - Social login: only the tapped button shows a spinner now