Share a complete recipe with a link. When someone opens your link in Nombook, the recipe is saved to their Kitchen with its ingredients, steps, photos, and notes. They get their own editable copy, so their changes never affect yours.

This update gives you more ways to make every recipe your own: • Add total calories for the whole recipe and see them on the recipe page and shared recipe card. • Mark any ingredient as optional, so it’s clear what can be left out. • Record amounts in ounces or pounds, as well as grams and milliliters. • Turn off iCloud Sync anytime in Settings. Your recipes will stay on your iPhone, and nothing already saved in iCloud will be deleted. We’ve also made two small improvements: your preferred app language now stays in sync through iCloud, and the full ingredient library is available in What’s in My Fridge before you add your first recipe.

Your cookbook now syncs with iCloud. Recipes, photos, cook logs and meal plans appear on every device signed in to the same Apple ID — and they come back when you reinstall. It uses the iCloud you already have, so there is still no account to create. Settings shows whether syncing is on and what has reached iCloud. Also new: paste a recipe straight from a note or a message, tap any photo to open it full screen and save it to Photos, and a larger ingredient library that starts each ingredient at a sensible amount.