Adding recipes to your meal plan just got easier. A new Frequently Planned section keeps your go-to dishes at the top, you can sort by date added, date modified or name, and you can add recipes straight from search. Your picks now stay selected whilst you switch cookbooks or search. We've also given cards and buttons a cleaner, more consistent look, refined the wording in every language, made the app more responsive and fixed a few layout glitches.

Ingredient parsing is smarter now. When a recipe writes the amount, unit and ingredient together with no spaces in between, Recipe Notes now splits them correctly and shows clean, natural spacing in every language. While a recipe imports from the share sheet, you'll now see fresh tips about newer features such as Discover, widgets and Family Plan. We've also fixed a few crashes when deleting steps or ingredients whilst editing, and made importing and syncing more reliable.

Olá! Recipe Notes now speaks Brazilian Portuguese. If your device is set to Português (Brasil), the whole app follows along. Managing your subscription just got easier. Tap Manage Subscription in Settings to see your plan, make changes or get help, all without leaving the app. We've also fixed ingredient amounts written as a range, such as "160–165 g". They now import as one line instead of being split apart. Plus bug fixes and polish to keep everything running smoothly.

Your recipes, your way! You can now drag your tags into any order you like, and delete the ones you no longer need. Photos got some love too. Reorder photos when importing or editing a recipe (the first one becomes the cover), and pinch to zoom in full-screen view to see every detail. Handwritten recipe cards now import much better, even when the handwriting is hard to read. And if the original recipe lists nutritional info, we'll keep it for you. A few more things: - You can now delete icons from My Icons - The getting started checklist stays in sync across your devices, and you can dismiss it once you're done - We'll double-check before you export your recipes again within a few minutes Plus bug fixes and polish to keep everything running smoothly.

Take your whole recipe collection with you. Go to Settings > Recipes & Planning > Export Recipes to download every recipe you've saved as one ZIP file, with a readable file for each recipe plus a standard recipes.json that other recipe apps can open. Pro members can include photos too, and we'll send you a notification when that export is ready. Featured picks in Discover have a cleaner new badge. Behind the scenes, we've updated the tools that keep the app stable, so things run a little more smoothly. Happy cooking!

Your recipes now live on your Home Screen. Add a widget to jump straight into cooking, see what is on today's meal plan, or check your shopping list at a glance. Seven to choose from, in a few sizes. Discover opens instantly now. It shows you what you had last, refreshes quietly in the background, and a small pill at the top lets you know when new recipes have arrived. Importing got tidier. Picking a cookbook is now one simple list with your recent ones marked, you can clear or swipe away items in your import history, and rating a recipe takes just a tap. Selecting several recipes at once feels the same everywhere in the app now, and recipes open noticeably faster. We have also fixed a handful of import hiccups so more of what you save lands on the first try. Happy cooking!

Introducing Discover — a fresh feed of hand-picked recipes waiting for you every day. Have a browse, save what catches your eye, and never wonder what to cook again. Importing is tidier now. You can choose which cookbook a recipe goes into while you import it, right from the share sheet, and set a default so everything lands where it belongs. We have also smoothed out a few rough edges: sheets no longer feel cramped on iPad, the meal planner's day switcher has stopped getting stuck, and the whole app feels steadier. Happy cooking!

Cookbooks just got a much bigger icon set. There are 150 to choose from now, organised by category, so it is easier to find one that actually fits. Turning a meal plan into a shopping list now takes a single tap. Pick the days you are cooking and everything you need lands in your Shopping List, ready to tick off. New this time: a gentle weekly nudge to help you plan the week ahead, and a friendlier first few days if you are just getting started. Importing is steadier too, especially recipes shared from Instagram, plus the usual round of small fixes and polish. Happy cooking!

A fresh look for Meal Plan. The calendar is more compact, so you can take in more of your week at a glance, and when the month view is open the day's nutrition folds into a single tidy line, leaving more room for your meals. Importing is more dependable too. Recipes that only live inside an image can now be read as a last resort, Pinterest short links work again, and imports that used to get stuck now finish on their own. Plus the usual round of small fixes and polish. Happy cooking!

Printing is here. Take your shopping list to the shop on paper, or pin the week's meal plan to the fridge. Available to Pro members, for your own lists and your family's alike. Recipe Notes now feels at home on iPad. The welcome flow, the share sheet you see when saving from other apps, and the cookbook switcher have all been reworked, so nothing gets cut off or stranded at the edges of a big screen. In your shopping list, swipe any item to delete it. In your meal plan, swiping now moves one day at a time, and the month calendar has a cleaner look that finally fits every day of the month. Adding an ingredient or a step while editing a recipe now drops your cursor right where you need it. Signed in and your recipes are missing? If they are saved under another account you have used on this device, we will point you to it instead of leaving you staring at an empty shelf. Saving recipes from Pinterest works far more often now, and the app runs smoother and lighter throughout. Happy cooking!

Recipe steps are easier to read now. The text is larger and darker, and it follows your system text size setting, so instructions stay clear whether you are reading up close or from across the worktop. Tap the steps count at the top of a recipe and you will jump straight down to them. Saving recipes feels calmer too. Each import now shows a single progress bar instead of several spinners competing for your attention. A few more touches: filter chips no longer shift around when you tap them, switching cookbooks takes you back to the top of the list, and nutrition info now sits just below the instructions. We also went through the app with VoiceOver and Reduce Motion in mind, so it follows the settings you have chosen on your device. Happy cooking!

If your session ever expires, the sign-in screen now remembers you. You will see which account you were using and how you signed in last time, and if you sign in with a different account, we will tell you before anything changes. Your cookbooks shelf looks better too. Uncategorised now shows the real covers of your recipes instead of a stand-in image, and there is a New cookbook card at the end of the grid, so starting one is always within reach. Recipe source logos have been redrawn and now look crisp everywhere they show up. We also fixed a handful of small issues and polished plenty of details along the way. Happy cooking!

This one's a big one — your recipe pages, meal plans and search all got a fresh new look. Recipe details, redesigned. Rate the dishes you've cooked, see difficulty at a glance and enjoy a cleaner, cosier layout. The editing screen has been rebuilt too, so tweaking ingredients and steps feels smoother than ever. Recipes shared by your family now wear a little badge, so you always know where they came from. Your Meal Plan now tracks nutrition for you. Calories, protein, carbs and fat add up automatically for each day — no logging, no extra work. Just plan your meals and see how your week is shaping up. Meal Plan and Shopping List both got a cleaner look, too. You can now add snacks alongside breakfast, lunch and dinner, and turn any week's plan into a beautiful image to share with anyone. Search has a home of its own. Tap search and you get a full screen for it, with filters that make finding the right recipe quick and easy. We also fixed an issue where some imported recipes could lose their photos, made pinning inside a cookbook stay within that cookbook, sorted out a few login and subscription hiccups, and polished plenty of small details along the way. Happy cooking!

Recipe Notes 4.0 is here — our biggest update yet! Meet Cookbooks Your collections have a beautiful new home. What used to be Categories are now Cookbooks, shown as a gorgeous grid of covers right on your home screen — like a real cookbook shelf for everything you've saved. Organise made easy Select several recipes at once to move them into a Cookbook or tidy things up — batch organising is finally here. A fresh Meal Plan & Shopping List We redesigned both from the ground up, so planning your week and shopping for it looks and feels better than ever. Smoother importing Saving recipes from the web and social media is more reliable, with a friendly new guide to help you get started. Plus plenty of under-the-hood improvements and bug fixes to keep everything running smoothly. Thanks for cooking with us — we can't wait for you to try it!

New Bring-a-Friend programme — share Recipe Notes with a friend and you'll both earn rewards. Plus under-the-hood improvements to keep things running smoothly.

Need a hand with your recipes? Our new feedback center with live chat connects you to our team — right inside the app. We've also refreshed your profile page and fixed a few bugs for a smoother experience.

Recipe Notes keeps getting better: - Smoother importing from social media and websites - Polish across organizing, meal planning, and Cooking Mode - Reliability fixes throughout Have ideas? We read everything at support@recipenotes.app

Cooking with the people in your life just got a little smoother. This update makes it easier to stay on the same page about what's for dinner and what's on the shopping list. We've also polished things behind the scenes for a more reliable experience.

You can now print your recipes right from the detail page — great for keeping a copy by the stove or sharing with a friend. Works beautifully on iPad too! We also fixed an issue where your existing recipes wouldn't sync to Reminders or Calendar until the next change after granting permission. Now everything syncs right away.

Your recipes are now in sync everywhere! Meal Plans and Grocery Lists seamlessly sync across iOS, Android, and Web — your cooking plans stay up to date no matter which device you're on. We've also squashed some bugs to make everything run smoother.

- Live Activity: See real-time import progress on your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island when saving recipes from Safari, Instagram, TikTok, and other apps - Import Queue: View all your in-progress and recent imports in one place, with easy retry for failed imports - One-tap feedback for failed imports

Polished the wording in a few places across our supported languages.

• Measurement preference for recipe imports: Choose Original, Metric, US, or Imperial — your choice now syncs to the Share Extension when importing recipes. • Nutrition info is now editable: Adjust calories, protein, carbs, fat and other values directly on your recipes.

A few thoughtful updates in this release: • Meet the new "Me" page — your profile and settings, now cleaner and easier to navigate. • Joining a family group is now just a tap away. • Refreshed the Family Shared page with smoother interactions. • Fixed an occasional network hiccup and refined wording throughout.

Cook together, share together! • Family Sharing is here! Invite your loved ones to share recipes, meal plans, and grocery lists in one shared kitchen. • Switch seamlessly between your Personal and Family spaces with a single tap. • Smoother category picker for faster recipe organization. • Snappier UI and smarter caching for a more delightful experience. Whether it's Grandma's secret sauce or your partner's weeknight favorites, every recipe now has a place where the whole family can find it.