Recipes from Instagram and TikTok, no screenshot needed. Tap “Share” in the post, then Superkitchen, done. The app reads the description and cover image right on your iPhone, and the next time you open it, a recipe appears: ingredients and amounts taken faithfully, the instructions in our own words. The video stays where it is. Works with the link too: paste it under “New recipe” and the app does the rest. The source now sits on the recipe page: “View on Instagram” with the creator’s handle, or “Original recipe on chefkoch.de” for recipe sites. One tap opens the original, also for recipes your friends have saved. Stories, private accounts and recipes that only live in the video still go the screenshot route. Servings! Every recipe now has a base, for example “For 4 people”. On the recipe page you turn the number of people up or down, and the ingredients in list, grid and instructions follow live. Open a recipe from the day view and the stepper already shows everyone eating that day, guests included. The instructions now know their ingredients: they appear bold with a picture right in the step, and as you scroll, an ingredient bar at the top follows along, showing what the current step needs. Superkitchen creates new recipes for your kitchen instead of a flat four. If grandma’s card says “for 2” or the website says “6 servings”, that stays the base. And “for 8 people” in a revision converts ingredients and instructions. The shopping list from the day plan asks “For how many?” per day and scales the amounts, adjusting the pantry does the same. Change the base in the edit dialog and the kitchen default under General. Sections: dough, filling, sauce. Recipes with several components get headings in ingredients and instructions, added in the edit dialog with “Add section”, and the AI picks them up from a recipe card or website on its own. A photo per step: attach a photo to a step and it shows up on the recipe page right below it. The meal plan is a list now. One day, one header that sticks to the top while you scroll through that day's meals and gets pushed along by the next one. You simply keep scrolling instead of flipping week by week. Swipe to remove a meal, press and hold for the menu, and the home screen shows your week as a row starting today: tap a day to zoom into it. The shopping tab now starts with the meals you have planned for the next days. Tap one to see what is still missing and add it to the list with one button. The pantry listens when you tidy up, too: “we're out of butter” takes it out and puts it on the shopping list, and if you list a shelf completely (“only carrots and zucchini left in the vegetable drawer”), the rest is offered for removal. One small thing: recipes now start with the main ingredients, with salt, oil and water at the bottom. Nutrition per serving: calories, protein, carbs and fat now sit on every recipe page, with sugar, fiber and salt. Superkitchen calculates them on your iPhone from the ingredients, using the German Federal Food Code. Anything it cannot count is listed right there. The day view shows roughly what you eat per person. A guide, not nutritional advice.

Over 1,000 ingredients with pictures. Recipes, pantry and shopping list now show a picture for every ingredient; on the recipe page as a list or grid, and in the pantry a tap on the picture opens the details. The day view is your cooking station: flip through the days, every dish leads to its recipe, “Check ingredients” shows what’s missing and puts it on the shopping list. At the bottom, the hourly weather for the day if you like. In the instructions, times and temperatures stand out and you can tick off finished steps. Weekly planning now turns week by week and leads into the recap. Credits without brakes: nothing is greyed out anymore, every start tells you what it uses, and when it gets tight, “More credits” shows the ways. Plus many small improvements to menus, sheets and the community.

The community is here. Switch a recipe to "Community" and every kitchen in Superkitchen can save and cook it. Public: title, ingredients, steps, duration, power values, the cover photo and your kitchen name. Nothing else: no comments, no ratings, no profiles. You'll find community recipes in the Friends tab and in the planner. One tap adds them to your collection, and the author sees how often the recipe was saved and cooked. Also: a warmer start after signing in, a tidier form when creating your kitchen, and polish for the first steps.

Planner One tap on a recipe and the day is planned. The new planner in the Recipes tab shows suggestions from your wishes, favorites and pantry, plus the catalog with your friends' recipes and starter recipes, your restaurants and delivery services. The day strip at the top shows what is already set. If nothing is planned for three days, it opens by itself when you start the app. Your month The new month card shows how many days you have planned, your best streak and who cooked. The recap awards medals for full months and milestones for streaks, with confetti when you hit one. Also: "Just us" or "Friends" right on the recipe page, new recipes are visible to friends. Tap a wish to plan it or turn it into a recipe. "Cook on …" with today, tomorrow and the day after. AI images appear on the recipe page while they are created. Tidier settings. And the AI answers faster.

New recipe, one entry point for everything Add a photo, a title, a note or a link, then decide: let the AI turn it into a recipe, with an image if you like, or write it up yourself. Inspiration on request Tell the AI what you're in the mood for and whether it should use your pantry or the season. Plan or save suggestions right from the card, and get an image for any suggestion you like. Invitations If you're invited, the meal shows up on your home screen and in the day view, you can bring something along and open the meal's web page. Hosts see who has accepted and can withdraw invitations. Also: move a meal to another day. A notification when someone plans a meal. 30 AI credits to start instead of 15. Promo codes in Settings. 44 starter recipes and a shorter onboarding. Venues with address, photos and "Plan on …". And a hint as soon as a new version is in the App Store.

Multiple photos at once When adding recipe photos you can now pick several images in one go instead of tapping them one by one. Photo enhancement keeps running The AI enhancement continues even if you close the window. The finished image is added to your recipe automatically and lets you know when it's ready. Guests can rate too Anyone who joined you for a meal can now rate it from their own device. Their votes count towards your average. Also: a notification when someone signs you up to cook. Invitations for individual meals. Dining-out invitations now show the venue's photo and name. And a bug is fixed that lost saved photo crops.

Dictate your pantry (new) Walk through your kitchen and just say what you see: "Two cans of chopped tomatoes, half a pack of butter, the olive oil is almost gone." Superkitchen turns it into your pantry list. Speech recognition runs entirely on your iPhone, your voice never leaves the device. Scan your receipt (new) Snap a photo of the receipt after shopping. Superkitchen reads the line items, turns abbreviations and store brands into everyday names, and adds the quantities to your pantry. Deposits, discounts and totals are filtered out automatically. Seasonal recipe ideas Inspiration now suggests dishes that fit the season as well, not just what is in your pantry. Even when the fridge is empty. Switch kitchen You can now move to another kitchen or start your own, and take your recipes with you. Duplicates are spotted along the way. Easier to get together Invitations now work by link and QR code, so nobody has to type a code. Also in this update • Credits are easier to read: "10 of 45 left" instead of bare numbers, with a breakdown of where your balance comes from • Light/dark mode and language are now per person, not per kitchen • The stats page explains itself • Settings are much tidier • Units of measurement now apply to the whole kitchen • Many refinements to keyboard handling, layout and translations

Superkitchen is now available in English, and the AI now helps with your photos too. New in this version: • English: The whole app is now available in German and English, matching your device language. • Units: Choose between metric (g, ml) and imperial (oz, lb, cups), for example for US recipes. • Enhance recipe photos: Let the AI polish your food photos, or generate an appetizing sample image for a recipe that has no picture yet. • Manage photos: Sort photos per recipe, set the key image, crop. • Name suggestions: As you type ingredients and pantry items, the app suggests matching foods. • Recipe backup: Save all your recipes including photos to a file and restore them. • Cleaner home screen with an AI section and credit balance. • Many small improvements and bug fixes. Enjoy cooking together!