Bug fixes and performance improvements.

- Your saved dietary preferences now apply to "What to cook today" on Home, and recipe search starts with them already selected. - "What to cook today" now suggests only recipes that have a photo. - Recipe pages now show ingredient alternatives (such as "butter or oil"), and long ingredient lists display in full on iPhone. - Personal recipes now show their source on recipe cards, and upcoming books are marked "Coming soon" next to their publication date. - The barcode scanner recovers if the camera fails to start, and rating stars are back when logging a cook on Android. - Bug fixes and performance improvements.

- Meal plan drag-and-drop on Android now drops recipes where you release them, and the dropped card stays in view. - Meal plan images load faster on Android. - When you log your first cook, tapping Next after your first name now moves you to the last name field. - The character counter on long cook notes now stays visible above the keyboard. - Bug fixes and performance improvements.

- New book search filters: narrow results by cuisine, book type, whether a book is indexed, and whether it has comments. - New "Recently Added" sort shows the books you added to your shelf most recently first. - When adding books, search results across your shelf are now ranked by relevance. - "What to cook today" now suggests recipes that suit the season. - Shared bookmark lists now open in the app or on the website. Web subscribers can manage billing and update their card from Manage Subscription. - Bug fixes and performance improvements.

Bug fixes and performance improvements

- What to cook today: turn on a new Home section that suggests recipes from your shelf. - Home screen customization: choose what appears on Home in the new Home settings, to customize how much you see from people you don't follow, as well as to filter by your dietary preferences. - Home-screen shortcuts: press and hold the app icon to jump to your grocery list, meal plan, or search. - Pescatarian diet filter: if you follow a pescatarian diet, you can now filter your searches for that. - Keep a wish list of cookbooks you want. Add books to it from any book page or your shelf. Your wish list now appears on your profile, and you can share a read-only link with friends and family.

CookShelf 2.0 is here. Search the cookbooks you already own, then open Home to see what people actually cooked from those same pages. You’ll see what they made, the notes they left, and the little tweaks that made it better. Follow the people whose cooking you trust, and when they make something worth talking about, you’ll see it. Home is the good part of a cooking group chat, all in the app. We’ll also give you a heads-up when someone new follows you, when a friend likes your cook, and when a book from your shelf is added to our catalog. Plus, you can plan your week of meals and menus, and build a grocery list from the recipes you’re cooking. Record your cooks as you go—just share a photo directly from your gallery to CookShelf.

CookShelf 2.0 is here. Search the cookbooks you already own, then open Home to see what people actually cooked from those same pages. You’ll see what they made, the notes they left, and the little tweaks that made it better. Follow the people whose cooking you trust, and when they make something worth talking about, you’ll see it. Home is the good part of a cooking group chat, all in the app. We’ll also give you a heads-up when someone new follows you, when a friend likes your cook, and when a book from your shelf is added to our catalog. Plus, you can plan your week of meals and menus, and build a grocery list from the recipes you’re cooking. Record your cooks as you go—just share a photo directly from your gallery to CookShelf.

CookShelf 2.0 is here. Search the cookbooks you already own, then open Home to see what people actually cooked from those same pages. You’ll see what they made, the notes they left, and the little tweaks that made it better. Follow the people whose cooking you trust, and when they make something worth talking about, you’ll see it. Home is the good part of a cooking group chat, all in the app. We’ll also give you a heads-up when someone new follows you, when a friend likes your cook, and when a book from your shelf is added to our catalog. Plus, you can plan your week of meals and menus, and build a grocery list from the recipes you’re cooking. Record your cooks as you go—just share a photo directly from your gallery to CookShelf.

- Accessibility and layout improvements across the app: bigger touch targets, better support for large text sizes, and clearer screen reader labels on Android. - Bug fixes and performance improvements.

• Updates to the look of the home feed on tablets • bug fixes and performance improvements

General bug fixes and performance improvements, including smoother scrolling through recipe lists.

- Bug fixes and performance improvements.

Bug fixes and performance improvements

Bug fixes and performance improvements

- Your Home feed now updates right away when you follow someone, add a book to your shelf, or pull to refresh. - Cook photos in the feed load more smoothly, without shifting the layout as you scroll. - Profile Cooks galleries now show the date of each cook and lead with cooks that have photos. - Fixed an issue where subscribers could lose premium access after reopening the app, and the paywall no longer hangs when you first open it. - Refreshed colors and spacing across the Me tab, profiles, meal plan, and notifications, in both light and dark mode. - Various bug fixes and performance improvements.

- Notification settings are simpler: comment and like alerts are now grouped into single controls, and there are new settings for newly indexed books and editorial updates. - Turning notifications off with the master switch now works as expected. - Home highlights cooks from the wider CookShelf community. - Just getting started? If your shelf is empty, we now help you add your first books. - Search filters stay put when you clear or change your search. - Bug fixes and performance improvements.

Over the coming week, we'll be releasing a new Home tab, so you can see what people are cooking. Your Home now shows real cooks from the books already on your shelf—what people made, the notes they left, the little tweaks that made it better. It's the good part of a cooking group chat, all in the app. • Find the people whose cooking you trust and follow along. When they make something worth talking about, you’ll see it. • We’re using real names so friends can find you more easily, and so our community feels more personal. You choose how your name appears, and you can always change it later. • Turn on notifications and we’ll give you a heads-up when someone new follows you, when a friend likes your cook, and when a book from your shelf is added to our catalog. In addition: • Report a problem now covers more cases, including typos and missing or incorrect page numbers, on both recipes and books. • Your Recipe Box and bookmark collections load faster and handle large shelves better, with a retry option if something fails. • Bug fixes and performance improvements.

- Bug fix for uploading large images to cooks

- Bug fixes and performance improvements.

- Cook photos now display in their true proportions, with very tall or wide photos gently capped so they always look right. - Book tables of contents are easier to navigate, with chapter section headers, page numbers for linked recipes, and cleaner spacing. - Assorted fixes and polish, including dark mode improvements.

- Profile refresh: Your profile now shows your name and adds quick Edit, Share, and Settings buttons at the top. - Get notified when your books are ready: We've polished notifications that let you know when your cookbooks have finished indexing. - We've started added subrecipes and section titles to the ingredients section on recipes - Bug fixes and performance improvements

- You now have the ability to curate and share your profile with friends so they can see what you've been cooking! - Threaded comments are here! Join the conversation on recipes and cook logs, and reply to others to keep threads organized. - Like the comments you enjoy with a quick thumbs-up. - Various fixes and improvements, including a fix for a crash when liking a cook.

- Book detail pages now include a description - Recipe pages show meal-type, cook time and technique tags at a glance. Plus bug fixes and improvements.

• Improvements to the Table of Contents recipe search • Accessibility improvements and other small fixes.