You can now delete ingredients you created: open one under Prices and tap “Delete this ingredient” at the bottom, with 5 seconds to undo. Recipes, bakes and pantry items that use it stay as they are, and if you create one with the same name later, its price comes back too. French, Spanish, Russian, Japanese and Korean got a careful pass over recipe names, ingredient notes, step names and dough types, so they read more like a local baking book, and their step instructions, checkpoints and tips have been rewritten in full. English steps now include the temperatures, times and details that had been left out, and checkpoints and common-mistake tips that didn't match their step have been corrected. Typography polish: the small illustration at the bottom of Home always comes with its line of text, set right beneath it; spacing, alignment and the space between numbers and units are consistent throughout; tiny amounts such as 0.02% yeast no longer show as 0%. The screen after archiving a bake now has one headline and a quiet line below.

Ready for iPhone Duo: closed, open or half-open, prices and formulas split into two columns around the fold and keep your place as you fold and unfold. iPad layouts in portrait and landscape are polished too. Steadier pantry deductions: you can still edit how much a bake used after an ingredient leaves your pantry or is tracked only as in stock. With several timers running, alerts stay accurate after you extend or cancel one. Also fixes a price source label that was wrong in some languages.

A cleaner Home: one Start button, recent bakes, and only the supplies that need your attention. Recipe pages now answer one question: can you bake it? Each ingredient shows what you have and what is missing, and one tap adds the rest to your shopping list. Official recipes no longer show formula warnings they should not. Arrows are consistent (right when collapsed, down when open), and My Recipes carry a small ribbon. iPad and landscape layouts are roomier, with more consistent sheets and buttons.

Fixes for resuming drafts, formula input and saving. Clearer Home and recipe ingredient checks, refined iPad layouts and localized text, plus refreshed screenshots and app previews.

A clearer Home screen with one start action, drafts, recent bakes and pantry essentials. Short empty-state hints help you get started. Discard scaling now uses a continuous slider. Saving recipes and finding formula tools is easier, with refined dark mode, alignment and spacing.

• First launch is now a one-minute Baking basics: ratios, the flour and water in your starter, one change at a time • Set your starter's hydration, scale by dough weight and %, sort in baker's order • After-bake check: tap what went wrong and get one change to try next bake • Import formulas from foodgeek links; save formulas you repeat to My Recipes • Fewer, shorter tips; rate and share from Settings

1.1.4 brings iPhone Duo and big-screen layouts: • On iPhone Duo, unfold to see Recipes and Bake Log side by side: pick on the left, read on the right, no more tapping in and out. iPad works the same way. • Settings, Pantry, Shopping List and similar pages stay at a comfortable reading width on large screens instead of stretching edge to edge. • Opening Follow step by step while a timer runs no longer lets the screen lock itself; once the last timer is done, auto-lock comes back. • Smoother switching and scrolling in Bake Log and Recipes; fixed sample bake translations in Korean, Spanish and Russian, and sentences running together in long Korean text.

1.1.3 fixes layout in longer languages: • Pantry: in German, Russian, French, Spanish and other languages, ingredient names no longer get squeezed into one letter per line, and cards no longer stretch very tall. When a row doesn't fit, the name gets its own line and the staple tag and storage place move to the next. • Recipe list and details: category, ingredient count and your bake history wrap neatly onto separate lines when they don't fit on one.

Added a “Share Anonymous Usage Statistics” switch (Settings → Privacy, on by default, can be turned off anytime). It sends only a few usage counts with no personal information, to help improve the app, and never includes your bake logs, recipes, or photos. Also includes minor refinements and fixes.

1.1.1 changes what's in the built-in recipe library and fixes a few details: • Built-in recipes are now free or in the Pro recipe library: 62 recipes are free (every beginner recipe, plus at least one in each category). The full formula, steps and notes for the 58 advanced and challenge recipes are in the Pro library; the list still shows each one's intro, difficulty, time and yield. • Recipes you've baked, drafts you've started and your existing bakes always stay open. • Prices: changing the package unit no longer changes the real package amount, and custom liquids take calories per 100 ml. • Pantry: re-adding an item lets you set when it takes effect, and invalid amounts are flagged in place. • The purchase screen now explains the actual reason instead of always saying the three free bakes are used up. • Import review is no longer lost when you return to the source page. The pantry, shopping list and import remain free.

1.1 adds a pantry and a shopping list: • Tap what you have on hand the first time; storage, staples and typical shelf life are filled in for you. • Tap “I want to make this” on a recipe and anything missing goes straight onto your shopping list. When you're done shopping, one tap puts it in the pantry. • After you log a bake, the amounts used are deducted automatically — and you can change them any time. • A “Can make now” filter shows which recipes your pantry already covers. • Paste text or photograph a paper recipe to import it as one of your own recipes. Text recognition runs on your device, and ingredient names you match once are remembered. The pantry, shopping list and import are free. Your existing bakes and drafts are kept exactly as they were.

BakeMemo is now available in German, including the app interface, all 120 recipes and their steps.

Fixed the Pro purchase screen so Monthly, Yearly and Lifetime plan names follow your selected app language.

• Changing the app language now updates recipe steps, readiness checks, pitfalls, draft titles and active timer reminders. Older drafts update when opened. • Drafts with many photos save faster. • The free plan now shows remaining free archives after each bake. • Corrected some localized step and ingredient text, and fixed a crash that could occur after importing a backup on a new device.