Saving a recipe now has a clearer home on Home. See what Wrap is doing as it reads a link or video, jump to import activity, and keep browsing while it works. Failed imports now keep the next step visible, making them easier to retry. We’ve also refreshed Wrap’s icon and visual details for a brighter, more distinctive look.

- Added a prominent Home import-progress card. - Shows the real import stage, such as: - “Getting the video ready” - “Building your recipe” - “Saving your recipe” - Added a clear “View Activity” action. - Removed active imports from the normal saved-recipe list. - Kept failed imports visible with retry/paste recovery actions. - Added accessibility labels and honest stage-based messaging. - Updated the marketing capture flow to use the real Home experience.

Recipes no longer open blank when the connection drops. If the details can't be loaded you'll see what went wrong and can retry, instead of a recipe that looks like it has no ingredients.

Share a recipe as a card. Tap share on any recipe to send a clean image of it — photo, ingredients and steps — to anyone, with the original creator credited. Your shopping list no longer turns up empty when a single item can't be read. Cook Mode no longer offers to start a recipe in "0 min" when the source never said how long the steps take.

Home now shows who you cook from. The creators you save most appear in a row at the top — tap one to see just their recipes, tap again to see everything. Signing in and creating an account have been rebuilt. After your first save, Wrap offers to back your recipes up to a free account, so they survive losing your phone. It's optional — you can keep cooking as a guest.

Fixed the one-tap recipes on the Discover tab — some of them pointed at pages that had moved, so importing them failed. They all work again. Dead links now fail straight away with a clear message instead of retrying for several seconds.