- Recipe syncing is now on for everyone. Sign in and your recipes back up and follow you to any device. - Plus a refreshed App Store page.

- The big one: quitting the app no longer loses your cook. Force-quit mid-brisket and a bar above the tabs offers to pick up right where you were, timer still counting. The Dynamic Island now clears itself too, instead of wearing a countdown nobody could dismiss. - Share finally shares. One Share button sends the dish and its link anywhere, or just the ingredient list with the scaled amounts. - Popular on Sift lists what other cooks are actually searching. Your own searches stay anonymous, always. - The tab bar now ducks under the keyboard the way every iOS app does, long recipe names stop getting cut off on your profile, ingredient rows line up evenly, and the app opens to your library instead of wherever you left off a week ago. - Your saved email offers itself at sign-in, Compare fits on one screen, the custom batch button says Custom instead of a mystery symbol, and a new About row in your profile shows your version and says when a newer one is on the store.

- Biggest fix: Your cook now lives in the Dynamic Island. Open Cook Mode, swipe out, and the Island shows what you're cooking. Start a timer and it counts down right there, named for its step. - Search results now run pages deep instead of stopping at ten, you can filter by site or photo, and while Sift reads a page it says so instead of leaving you staring. - Scale a recipe to whatever you actually need. The preset buttons stay, and a custom multiplier takes 4x, 10x, or two and a quarter. - Your library is yours to arrange. A new Arrange mode reorders recipes and keeps them that way, a Cooked filter shows what you've been through, and starred favorites wear a touch of red. - The profile got visual. Your longest cooks draw as a small chart with your average marked, the dish you keep coming back to counts its flames, and the Saved and Cooked tiles now open the things they count. - Pick light or dark, or use your system settings in Preferences. Your Fahrenheit or Celsius choice now cleans up recipes that list both. - Recipes without a photo can be given one: add or replace an image while editing. - Also fixed: Face ID now actually signs you back in instead of asking for another email link, your "what you cook" picks survive signing in, the Continue button no longer hides under the keyboard during setup, checking off steps answers with a small sound, more sites are spotted by the Safari extension, and a quiet check keeps old versions of Sift from limping along broken.

- Timers now live in the Dynamic Island and on the Lock Screen, named for what they time: "Resting 1:58:04", not just a number. They keep counting with the app closed. Stopping one takes two deliberate taps, so brushing the screen mid-scroll cannot end a two hour rest. - Sift is on iPad. Ingredients sit beside the steps and stay on screen while you scroll. - Deleting a recipe now gives you six seconds to take it back. - Come back to a recipe you started days ago and Sift asks whether to continue or start fresh, instead of greeting you with old checked steps and a forgotten timer. - Send an ingredient list to Reminders, Notes, or a text, with the scaled amounts. - Setting up the Safari extension is now a tap-through of the real Settings screens rather than three sentences to memorise. - Also: timers on steps that write the time in words ("rest for one hour"), scaling that keeps both ends of a range (12-14 lb doubles to 24-28), Cook Mode type retuned, search that says when you're offline and that your saved recipes still work, and a cleaner, better aligned recipe screen.