New in 1.3.2 Sharing a saved recipe is smoother now. Choose a clean photo card or a full recipe capture, and the iOS share sheet now opens more reliably after the image is prepared. This update also polishes recipe save and edit details, keeps optional ingredients clearer, and cleans up a few unfinished surfaces so the archive feels steadier.

Use your "next time" cooking note to ask AI for a recipe update. CullyLog can read the saved recipe with your feedback, suggest ingredient amount and step changes, and show the key differences before you apply them. This update also fixes a loading loop after saving a cooked plan, keeps the journal flow steadier, and smooths small calendar and localized iOS copy details.

Cooking just got easier. Save your dishes as a personal cooking record, turn supported recipe links into editable AI-organized drafts, and send ingredients from saved dishes into Grocery. When several recipes use the same ingredient, CullyLog can smartly combine them into a cleaner shopping list. Less retyping, less list cleanup, more time for the food you actually want to make.

CullyLog now has Catalog: calm recipe shelves you can browse, save, and make your own. - Browse curated Catalog shelves for pasta, lighter meals, Korean comfort dishes, and Japanese home cooking - Save Catalog recipes into your own personal cookbook - Improved localization, stability, and small details across the app

Fixed a minor bug with the keyboard appearing in modals.

CullyLog now feels more complete as your personal cooking archive. - Added Grocery, a simple list for ingredients you want to buy - Added recipe drafts based on selected ingredients - Improved the overall feel, stability, and small details across the app