Performance improvements and bug fixes

• Recipes and Ask Foodie headers now blend smoothly into what you're scrolling on iOS 27. • Step videos no longer get stuck loading when you return to Foodie, and work better with VoiceOver. • Performance improvements and bug fixes.

• Imported recipes now show how many steps have video, right under the title. Tap it to see how video steps work. • When an imported recipe has no video steps, a quick note explains why. • Switching between step videos is smoother. The step you tapped stays in place, and its video scrolls fully into view. • Links you paste into recipe notes now stay intact and open right in the app.

Cooking a recipe you saved from TikTok, YouTube, Facebook or Instagram? Follow each step alongside the creator’s video, so you can see exactly what to do. The relevant moment plays and repeats right where you need it, in your recipe and while you cook hands-free.

Tired of “comment for the recipe”? When a cooking video leaves the recipe out of the caption, Foodie can now find and import it from the creator’s website for you. Less chasing links, more cooking. Foodie respects paywalls and won’t unlock recipes that require a paid subscription, such as paid Substack posts and NYT Cooking recipes.

Recipe imports now recover more reliably if progress is interrupted. If an import fails, Foodie gives you clearer explanations and next steps. Fixed an issue that could prevent recipes from saving when shared from other apps.

You can now create Collections to keep your go-to recipes organized and easy to find. Turn cookbook pages into one ready-to-cook recipe. Import up to five photos, even when ingredients or steps overlap, and Foodie pieces them together. You can also share PDFs directly into Foodie. Ask Foodie about a specific ingredient, step, or note. Just select it in your recipe. General improvements across Foodie for a smoother, more reliable experience.

Improved recipe links and app reliability, along with minor fixes.