You can now group ingredients, so a Christmas cake keeps ‘For the marzipan’ and ‘For the icing’ apart. Groups show in the recipe and stay in shared images and PDFs. Import picks them up from websites and notes. On recipe sites it now skips ads and tips and finds the right ingredients and steps. Plus bug fixes and small improvements.

TasteKeep now comes in 35 languages, from Swedish to Thai, and imports recipes from sites and notes in any of them. Imported recipes add up all their times: ‘Prep 15 min’ and ‘Roast 40 min’ make 55 minutes, and a step such as ‘bake for an hour’ gets its own timer. The shopping list puts more products in the right category and re-sorts what was left in Other. Plus bug fixes and small improvements.

Import a recipe, and steps like “Bake for 45 minutes” come with their timer set. On iPad and on an open iPhone Duo, the shopping list now fills the screen in two columns. The tab bar drops the oval behind the selected tab and marks it with color alone. Plus fixes and small improvements.

Paste a link into Import with one tap, without the extra question about pasting. Plus fixes and small improvements.

Widgets for your Home Screen. Today’s Meals shows what to cook now and the rest of the day’s plan. In Shopping List you check off items in the widget itself, and a Control Center button opens the list with one tap. Widgets come with TasteKeep Pro, together with a Sunday reminder to plan the week. Step timers now ring like an alarm, even when your iPhone is on silent (iOS 26 or later). Touch and hold a recipe card to add it to the plan or share it. Finish cooking, and the recipe page keeps count of how many times you’ve made it. Plus fixes and small improvements.

Shopping lists now sort every item into its aisle in all 17 languages. Plus fixes and small improvements.

Made for iPhone Duo. The layout follows the pose. Closed: your recipe book on the cover screen, the same as on any iPhone. Opened flat: the recipe list beside the recipe, the photo beside the steps, the week beside the day in the planner, the shopping list beside the item you edit. Book pose: the photo on one side and the steps on the other while you cook. Laptop pose: the step above the fold, the timer and the buttons below it. Fixes and small improvements.

Import a recipe from a link or a note. Tap +, choose "Import a recipe", paste a link to a recipe page or the text of a note, and TasteKeep fills in the title, photo, ingredients and steps, with the photos of the steps where the page has them. Check the recipe before saving. Share to TasteKeep. On a recipe page in Safari or in a note, tap Share, then TasteKeep: the recipe lands in your book. Share a recipe as images for chats and Stories, as a PDF with photos for printing, or as plain text. Tags in the recipe filter, also when you pick recipes for the planner. A "Plan your first week" card on Home while the planner is empty. Trash: delete everything at once. A "Sent from TasteKeep" link at the end of shared recipes and lists, with a switch in Settings → Sharing.

In case you missed it, 1.1 added a weekly meal planner, shopping lists sorted by aisle, cooking timers on the Lock Screen and a full iPad layout.

Meet the weekly planner: plan your meals and turn them into a shopping list sorted by aisle. Cooking timers now live on your Lock Screen, and TasteKeep feels right at home on iPad.