Sprig 1.12 — a dish a day, menus worth sharing, and cooking together. • Today's Recipe: Home opens with one dish chosen for the day — a holiday, a Taco Tuesday, the season — and a line on why it is today's. The rest of Home is calmer too: one real dish instead of a stack of cards. • Design and share a menu: the menu page is a builder now. Your dishes sit on the first screen and the card is one tap away in Preview. Star whichever dish you want noticed and give the star your own words. Save the card as a PDF, an image or a story — from a browser as well as your phone. • Cook together: add whoever is helping and Sprig writes the game plan for all of you, a lane each around the one oven. If they have Sprig, invite them in the app. If not, they still get their own page — and now every dish on it opens the full recipe. • Cook it again: a menu is not a night. Put a menu on any other day and its game plan comes with it, every time shifted to when you want to eat. • Plan, one meal at a time: open a day and each meal carries Dishes, Menu and Game plan. Your menus and game plans now live on the Plan page beside the calendar. • Recipe pages, rebuilt: a photo that stretches as you scroll, steps grouped into chapters, timers you start from the step itself, and a serving stepper that does the maths. • Widgets worth having: tick shopping items straight off your home screen, see the rest of the night in Tonight, and tap any day in This Week to open that day. • Sharing links, never copies: a menu you share points friends at your public recipes instead of handing out copies. • New: Sprig Chef's Table — everything in Pro, plus 150 AI photos a month. • Plus: Sprig hears you better in a noisy kitchen, works around the allergens you saved, and Back always goes somewhere.

Sprig 1.11 — now on iPad, plus recipe galleries. • Sprig on iPad: a full-width layout in either orientation. Cook Mode shows the ingredients beside every step, and the planner opens a day beside the calendar. With a keyboard attached, Enter sends your message to Sprig. • Recipe galleries (Pro): add up to eight photos of your own cooking to any recipe. Swipe the main photo to browse them, tap for full screen, add a caption, and choose which ones go public when you share the recipe. • Plus fixes: dark-mode polish across the app, and a review or comment notification now opens the right recipe.

Sprig 1.10 — dark mode, better photos, and more. • Dark mode: Sprig now follows your phone's light and dark setting, or pick your own under Appearance on the You page. • Photo moods: choose Warm & bright, Rustic & cozy or Dark & dramatic, and every new photo Sprig makes for you is shot that way. • Make It Professional: snapped your own dish? Open the recipe's photo menu and Sprig checks the light, color and framing, then improves your photo. • Past Photos: every photo a recipe has ever had stays one tap away, and any of them can become the main photo again. • Shared Recipes: see how your published recipes are doing (views, chefs, shares, downloads) with one-tap Sync from the You page. • Weekly recipe report: chefs who share recipes get a short Monday report of how their dishes did. • Share imported recipes with credit: publish a recipe you imported and Sprig credits and links the source for you. • Cups by default: imperial recipes now read in cups, tablespoons and teaspoons. Prefer pints and quarts? Turn them on under Units. • Five new cuisine shelves in the community: Soul Food, Cajun & Creole, BBQ, Southern and Middle Eastern. • Updated Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, effective October 7, 2026. • Plus fixes: signing in on a fresh install, the intro slides, the keyboard on the Create screen, camera-permission prompts, and lots of dark-mode polish.