- Better ingredients card layout on smaller iPads - The Scale Recipe button is now available even when not in Edit mode - Better units handling of imported recipes - Fixed a problem on iPad where the list selection could get lost - Fixed a problem when running on Mac where the Print dialog wouldn't appear - Bold / italics text in task titles could sometimes be lost - Exported recipes were missing ingredient notes - Ingredient percentages are now displayed without a trailing "0" - The toolbar could be lost on iPhone after importing a "describe changes" recipe

New in 4.0.1: - Fixed a bug where photos would show up twice - Changing ingredient amounts is now undoable - Adding markdown in task titles is easier New in 4.0: New Features - Community Recipes — You can now submit your recipes to the community gallery and, once approved, will appear in the Featured tab, credited to you. Community-shared recipes are always free for everyone. - Describe Changes to This Recipe — For any recipe, type what you want changed, and Rise saves the result as a new recipe. (Available to paid users.) - Recipe ratings — Featured recipes now display a "% liked" badge and you can like/dislike featured recipes that you make. - Scale Recipe — a dedicated scaling UI allows you to scale in 4 different ways: by percentage, with a ½x–2x slider, to a total dough weight, or to a yield. - Shake to Undo – Destructive actions in the app are now undoable. UI Changes - Redesigned for iOS 26 — Liquid Glass tab bar, toolbars, filter buttons, and an integrated search bar. - Recipes split into two tabs — Your recipes and rises now appear together in My Baking. Curated and community recipes moved to a new Featured tab. - On iPad, tabs and nav buttons now share one top row with the actions grouped and the sidebar toggle in a sensible place. Workflow Improvements - New recipes, whether added from scratch, added from Featured Recipes, or imported from the web, now always begin in My Recipes. - You can now begin making a recipe directly from My Recipes, eliminating a step. Smaller Improvements - The Filter menu remains open through multiple selections, making it easier to use. - Tapping a photo now opens the photo browser on *that* photo. - Added a Remove Source button to the recipe source alert. - Better task title editing - Return now splits or starts a new task and deleting an empty title removes it. - Contacting support now works without Apple Mail configured. Bugs fixed - Fixed crashes: tapping an empty photo slot on iPad/Mac, and overlapping table refreshes in the rise detail view. - Fixed onboarding hanging forever on a first launch with no network. - Tapping a locked recipe in search results now shows the paywall instead of doing nothing. - Fixed a runaway timer once a bake's schedule ran out. - Fixed purchases not unlocking in some cases, and a "no trial available" error. - Light/dark appearance now stays consistent after changing the setting. - Fixed the missing icon on the Scale Recipe button. - The recipes list shows proper loading and error states instead of appearing empty.

New Features - Community Recipes — You can now submit your recipes to the community gallery and, once approved, will appear in the Featured tab, credited to you. Community-shared recipes are always free for everyone. - Describe Changes to This Recipe — For any recipe, type what you want changed, and Rise saves the result as a new recipe. (Available to paid users.) - Recipe ratings — Featured recipes now display a "% liked" badge and you can like/dislike featured recipes that you make. - Scale Recipe — a dedicated scaling UI allows you to scale in 4 different ways: by percentage, with a ½x–2x slider, to a total dough weight, or to a yield. - Shake to Undo – Destructive actions in the app are now undoable. UI Changes - Redesigned for iOS 26 — Liquid Glass tab bar, toolbars, filter buttons, and an integrated search bar. - Recipes split into two tabs — Your recipes and rises now appear together in My Baking. Curated and community recipes moved to a new Featured tab. - On iPad, tabs and nav buttons now share one top row with the actions grouped and the sidebar toggle in a sensible place. Workflow Improvements - New recipes, whether added from scratch, added from Featured Recipes, or imported from the web, now always begin in My Recipes. - You can now begin making a recipe directly from My Recipes, eliminating a step. Smaller Improvements - The Filter menu remains open through multiple selections, making it easier to use. - Tapping a photo now opens the photo browser on *that* photo. - Added a Remove Source button to the recipe source alert. - Better task title editing - Return now splits or starts a new task and deleting an empty title removes it. - Contacting support now works without Apple Mail configured. Bugs fixed - Fixed crashes: tapping an empty photo slot on iPad/Mac, and overlapping table refreshes in the rise detail view. - Fixed onboarding hanging forever on a first launch with no network. - Tapping a locked recipe in search results now shows the paywall instead of doing nothing. - Fixed a runaway timer once a bake's schedule ran out. - Fixed purchases not unlocking in some cases, and a "no trial available" error. - Light/dark appearance now stays consistent after changing the setting. - Fixed the missing icon on the Scale Recipe button. - The recipes list shows proper loading and error states instead of appearing empty.

- You can now force the Rise UI to always dark, always light, or follow the system setting - You can now delete the DDT widget even when baking - On iPad the split view is wider - Fixed a crash on iPad when changing an ingredient type - Alarms wouldn't sound in some cases

- You can now force the Rise UI to always dark, always light, or follow the system setting - You can now delete the DDT widget even when baking - On iPad the split view is wider - Fixed a crash on iPad when changing an ingredient type - Alarms wouldn't sound in some cases

- Save schedule changes: When you finish a bake where you've made modifications to the schedule, Rise now gives you the option to save those changes back to the original schedule. - Alarms can now be set to repeat, perfect for tasks that need regular attention like stretch-and-folds. - Fixed an issue where YouTube URLs stopped working in video widgets. - YouTube videos with embedding disabled now give you the option to open them directly in YouTube. - Changing servings/yield no longer scales all ingredient amounts by default. Use the new Scale Amounts switch to opt in. - Flour ingredients now show a flour icon for easier identification. - Water and wheat icons now display next to the ingredient title where they belong. - Fixed tokenized ingredient amounts sometimes not updating to match the original ingredient. - Removed unwanted blank space in printed recipes. - Fixed incorrect intervals in printed recipe tasks. - You can now right-click to delete ingredients and step tasks on Mac. - Fixed the tags icon being too large on Mac.

* Global alarm timers - start at any time and see from everywhere in the app * Recipe import improvements - better accuracy, better translation, more websites supported * Various bug fixes and UI tweaks

- Imported recipes can now be translated to any language - Recipes can now be printed - Step cards in recipes can be copy/pasted - Various bug fixes - Recipes can now be imported from photos in your photo library

- Changes to ingredient notes weren't syncing to other devices right away - The wrong rise could be selected when filtering

- Dark mode fixes - Hydration could show up as "nan%" in some cases

* Organize and filter your recipes with customizable tags * Sort the list of rises / recipes by name or date * Support for multiple starter feed reminders * Lots of smaller fixes and enhancements

- Ingredients can now have optional notes. To add a note to an ingredient, press and hold on the ingredient title, then select "Add Note". - Better handling of rise/recipe key photos.

- Text styles such as bold, italic, links, headings, lists, and Markdown are now supported throughout the app. (See the FAQ for details!) - Making a rise can now be paused and resumed - Made it easier to finish a bake early - Photos can now be pasted from the clipboard - Temperatures in imported recipes are now converted to your preferred temperature unit - Various other bug fixes

- Using "overall" baker‘s percentages is now a setting, and off by default

- Importing from photos is more reliable - Weekly and biweekly starter feed reminders are more flexible

- Some imports could generate a "-1011" error. From v2.2: IMPORT FROM PHOTOS! - Now you can snap photos of a printed recipe and they will magically import. Works great with recipe books or old printed recipes! SMALLER ENHANCEMENTS: - Journal shows extra info after a rise has been made, such as start time, end time, and duration - Alarms reset automatically after a period of time - The DDT widget can utilize starter temperatures - Yield amounts can be as high as 500 OTHER FIXES: - NYTimes Cooking recipes are importing again - Baker's percentage is reported as the *overall* baker's percentage, i.e. including flour from starter - Day dividers could be wrong for recipes that span multiple days - Clicking an FAQ article link no longer opens an external browser - Importing does a better job of maintaining original ingredient amounts and units - Fixed an issue with the JSON export

- Fixed an issue with importing into the Recipes tab From v2.2: IMPORT FROM PHOTOS! - Now you can snap photos of a printed recipe and they will magically import. Works great with recipe books or old printed recipes! SMALLER ENHANCEMENTS: - Journal shows extra info after a rise has been made, such as start time, end time, and duration - Alarms reset automatically after a period of time - The DDT widget can utilize starter temperatures - Yield amounts can be as high as 500 OTHER FIXES: - NYTimes Cooking recipes are importing again - Baker's percentage is reported as the *overall* baker's percentage, i.e. including flour from starter - Day dividers could be wrong for recipes that span multiple days - Clicking an FAQ article link no longer opens an external browser - Importing does a better job of maintaining original ingredient amounts and units - Fixed an issue with the JSON export

IMPORT FROM PHOTOS! - Now you can snap photos of a printed recipe and they will magically import. Works great with recipe books or old printed recipes! SMALLER ENHANCEMENTS: - Journal shows extra info after a rise has been made, such as start time, end time, and duration - Alarms reset automatically after a period of time - The DDT widget can utilize starter temperatures - Yield amounts can be as high as 500 OTHER FIXES: - NYTimes Cooking recipes are importing again - Baker's percentage is reported as the *overall* baker's percentage, i.e. including flour from starter - Day dividers could be wrong for recipes that span multiple days - Clicking an FAQ article link no longer opens an external browser - Importing does a better job of maintaining original ingredient amounts and units - Fixed an issue with the JSON export

- Improvements to the video widget

v2.1.3 ==== - Source (if any) was missing from description - Video widget fixes - Text import improvements v2.1 ==== - Recipe descriptions now support markdown (inline only) - Recipe descriptions are easier to view & edit - Web imports are more reliable - Newlines are now allowed in step notes - Fixed a problem with changing the yield v2.0 ==== Our biggest update ever! Multiple ingredient cards - With v2 a recipe can have any number of ingredient cards, allowing you to easily create and follow more complex recipes. Unit conversions - Some bakers prefer cups & tablespoons, some are more fussy and want to weigh everything down to the gram. We get it. As of Rise v2 most common ingredients can be switched from weight units (grams, ounces, pounds, etc) to volume units (tablespoons, cups, etc) and vice versa. Total time - Rise now shows the total time to complete a recipe in the title card for all recipes. DDT widget - now you can drop a DDT widget into any of your recipe steps and it will calculate the ideal water temperature on the fly! Ease of use - Many parts of the app UI have been simplified and made easier to use. For example, recipe sections are now searchable and collapsible, amount pickers are easier to use, typing is easier, ingredient order is more flexible, and baker’s percentages are no longer shown by default (but can still be enabled in Settings).

v2.1.1 ==== - Stability fixes v2.1 ==== - Recipe descriptions now support markdown (inline only) - Recipe descriptions are easier to view & edit - Web imports are more reliable - Newlines are now allowed in step notes - Fixed a problem with changing the yield v2.0 ==== Our biggest update ever! Multiple ingredient cards - With v2 a recipe can have any number of ingredient cards, allowing you to easily create and follow more complex recipes. Unit conversions - Some bakers prefer cups & tablespoons, some are more fussy and want to weigh everything down to the gram. We get it. As of Rise v2 most common ingredients can be switched from weight units (grams, ounces, pounds, etc) to volume units (tablespoons, cups, etc) and vice versa. Total time - Rise now shows the total time to complete a recipe in the title card for all recipes. DDT widget - now you can drop a DDT widget into any of your recipe steps and it will calculate the ideal water temperature on the fly! Ease of use - Many parts of the app UI have been simplified and made easier to use. For example, recipe sections are now searchable and collapsible, amount pickers are easier to use, typing is easier, ingredient order is more flexible, and baker’s percentages are no longer shown by default (but can still be enabled in Settings).

v2.1 ==== - Recipe descriptions now support markdown (inline only) - Recipe descriptions are easier to view & edit - Web imports are more reliable - Newlines are now allowed in step notes - Fixed a problem with changing the yield v2.0 === Our biggest update ever! Multiple ingredient cards - With v2 a recipe can have any number of ingredient cards, allowing you to easily create and follow more complex recipes. Unit conversions - Some bakers prefer cups & tablespoons, some are more fussy and want to weigh everything down to the gram. We get it. As of Rise v2 most common ingredients can be switched from weight units (grams, ounces, pounds, etc) to volume units (tablespoons, cups, etc) and vice versa. Total time - Rise now shows the total time to complete a recipe in the title card for all recipes. DDT widget - now you can drop a DDT widget into any of your recipe steps and it will calculate the ideal water temperature on the fly! Ease of use - Many parts of the app UI have been simplified and made easier to use. For example, recipe sections are now searchable and collapsible, amount pickers are easier to use, typing is easier, ingredient order is more flexible, and baker’s percentages are no longer shown by default (but can still be enabled in Settings).

v2.1 ==== - Recipe descriptions now support markdown (inline only) - Recipe descriptions are easier to view & edit - Web imports are more reliable - Newlines are now allowed in step notes - Fixed a problem with changing the yield v2.0 === Our biggest update ever! Multiple ingredient cards - With v2 a recipe can have any number of ingredient cards, allowing you to easily create and follow more complex recipes. Unit conversions - Some bakers prefer cups & tablespoons, some are more fussy and want to weigh everything down to the gram. We get it. As of Rise v2 most common ingredients can be switched from weight units (grams, ounces, pounds, etc) to volume units (tablespoons, cups, etc) and vice versa. Total time - Rise now shows the total time to complete a recipe in the title card for all recipes. DDT widget - now you can drop a DDT widget into any of your recipe steps and it will calculate the ideal water temperature on the fly! Ease of use - Many parts of the app UI have been simplified and made easier to use. For example, recipe sections are now searchable and collapsible, amount pickers are easier to use, typing is easier, ingredient order is more flexible, and baker’s percentages are no longer shown by default (but can still be enabled in Settings).

v2.0.5 ==== - Fixed issue with Magic Hydration not working on some recipes - Drag reordering of step tasks works better now - Unit conversion work better with very small amounts - Added newsletter signup to onboarding and settings v2.0 === Our biggest update ever! Multiple ingredient cards - With v2 a recipe can have any number of ingredient cards, allowing you to easily create and follow more complex recipes. Unit conversions - Some bakers prefer cups & tablespoons, some are more fussy and want to weigh everything down to the gram. We get it. As of Rise v2 most common ingredients can be switched from weight units (grams, ounces, pounds, etc) to volume units (tablespoons, cups, etc) and vice versa. Total time - Rise now shows the total time to complete a recipe in the title card for all recipes. DDT widget - now you can drop a DDT widget into any of your recipe steps and it will calculate the ideal water temperature on the fly! Ease of use - Many parts of the app UI have been simplified and made easier to use. For example, recipe sections are now searchable and collapsible, amount pickers are easier to use, typing is easier, ingredient order is more flexible, and baker’s percentages are no longer shown by default (but can still be enabled in Settings).

Our biggest update ever! Multiple ingredient cards - With v2 a recipe can have any number of ingredient cards, allowing you to easily create and follow more complex recipes. Unit conversions - Some bakers prefer cups & tablespoons, some are more fussy and want to weigh everything down to the gram. We get it. As of Rise v2 most common ingredients can be switched from weight units (grams, ounces, pounds, etc) to volume units (tablespoons, cups, etc) and vice versa. Total time - Rise now shows the total time to complete a recipe in the title card for all recipes. DDT widget - now you can drop a DDT widget into any of your recipe steps and it will calculate the ideal water temperature on the fly! Ease of use - Many parts of the app UI have been simplified and made easier to use. For example, recipe sections are now searchable and collapsible, amount pickers are easier to use, typing is easier, ingredient order is more flexible, and baker’s percentages are no longer shown by default (but can still be enabled in Settings).