More recipes, word for word. A stronger recipe reader. Decadent now reads more pages word for word, including recipe cards that carry no recipe data and older recipe cards. Ingredient group names, the card's own notes and the page's own fractions come in just as the page shows them. Apple Intelligence as a fallback. When a blog post has the recipe typed right into the post, Apple Intelligence sorts the page's own lines into ingredients and steps, word for word, on devices that support it. Save from anywhere. A recipe saved from the in-app browser or from Safari's Share button now keeps everything its recipe card shows. Spanish recipes. They read their own kitchen words, times and amounts, work out calories from their own ingredients, and print their own words on a dinner menu. Pin to Top. Hold any recipe and choose Pin to Top to keep it as the big card at the top of your library. A new icon: a steaming bowl. Also in this update: better calorie numbers, groceries in the right aisle, photos saved from Safari can be added to a recipe, and a long press no longer freezes the list.

Our biggest update yet. Recipes from posts. Share a TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest, YouTube, Reddit or X post into Decadent. If the post links a recipe website, that recipe comes in word for word, free. If the recipe is written in the post itself, Claude writes it up from the post's own words. Recipes from videos. A TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest or YouTube video now plays on its recipe page. Saved a cooking video or a screen recording? Pick it, and your iPhone listens to it and reads the words shown on it. Then Claude writes up the recipe. The video and its sound stay on your iPhone. Read photos. Pick up to 20 screenshots at once and get every recipe out of them. Dinner menus. Pick the dishes and the day. Decadent tells you what to start first, makes one grocery list for the whole meal, and prints a menu for the table in six styles. The family cookbook. Tap the book on any recipe to put it in. Pick a cover and one of five page styles, and Decadent makes one PDF book with chapters, a contents page and page numbers. Nutrition. Calories, protein, carbs and fat for each serving. When a page gives no numbers, Decadent works them out from the ingredients with USDA food data. The Nutrition list shows the recipes that fit the targets you set. Your library. Three views: List, Compact and Cards. Hold any recipe to add it to the cookbook, a collection or a menu. Also in this update: Kroger and H-E-B recipes import. The app opens faster with a big library. A small buzz marks a few moments, like a save, and Settings can turn it off.