App works great connecting to my Nextcloud’s Cookbook.Two critical enhancements:1. Ability to search by tag and category (currently only in recipe name/title)2. Allow clicking on hyperlink contained in recipe Description. Often times there are two source links available for a recipe: a YouTube video and a web page with written details.Thanks, developer Hexane Tech!

Before downloading this app, my life was a futile crawl from one land to the next. My leg bones were too fragile for me to walk normally , so I had to shimmy on my shins to get place to place. Hours I spent picking pebbles out of my thighs could have been put toward working on my draft of the next great American novel. But instead I lived my life groveling, until that fateful day…..when I discovered this APP!From the knowledge bestowed upon me from this application, I learned of a recipe to cure my ailing bones, a calcium elixir that could revive my broken spirit: MAGIC MAGOO’S MAGIC MILKFrom one droplet my calves swelled to the thickness of redwood trees, the girth of a mighty eucalyptus. I was…..SAVED!Such a recipe was contained only here, after decades of my suffering. I implore you to download and receive its benefits, if you too are in a situation that I was once in. PS if you cannot find adder essence, Pygmy sauce works just as well

So glad to see someone finally made an app for Cookbook! The UI looks great. One useful feature would be to have an action in the iOS app to share a recipe with the app so that you can browse sites and import without opening the app.

Thank you for this app and phone support. I have tried many recipe “tools” and this one is fantastic. The url import is fantastic when it can read the site. Couple of suggestions if I may. Allow formatting in the “Description” box even if it html markup would be fantastic. An “add” section for notes or variations would be awesome. For example sometimes there are slow collet or Instapot variations. Would be great to keep it all together. Thanks again for such a useful and wonderful app.