Note: this is a real review. I have no association with the developers or anybody even remotely connected with this app. It was just a lucky find, because I was updating their Print to Size app, and saw this. I frequently have to do "ballpark estimates" for cooking, to turn a recipe for 4-6 into a recipe for two, and Cupify fits the bill. The UI took about 20 seconds to figure out: rather than typing in the amount in weight or cups, you tap on the headline (the kind of stuff, white rice, brown rice, lentils, etc.) to choose the food to be measured/ converted, then you sweep up or down on the weight (left screen) or volume (right screen) side, like when you set the clock alarm, and you sweep up/down on the screen to set hours and minutes. Very Simple & Easy UI that uses the normal sweep and select motions. The list of measurable foods is not so long as to be hard to find things, but covers "almond butter" to "wild rice", nicely alphabetized. Very slick, with a 45 second learning curve. So far, no glitches, crashes, or hassles.

I had a recipe that only showed measurements in grams. There are no good apps out there that works as easy as this one. Only was missing one item from the list but they allow feedback and I can’t wait for more updates to come.

I loved the interface. However the ingredient list is very limited (no eggs, really?) and the inaccuracy is glaring. For instance, when you slide the calculator to 1 cup, if you slide it slowly and look at the weight while doing so, you see the weight changes by an ounce or more while the cup measurement stays the same. So according to this app, a cup of sugar can weigh anywhere from 7-8 ounces. This makes the app totally unusable for me (a professional chef) and the limited number of ingredients makes it unusable as well.

I'm always confused about converting most when I think to bake something Because of previous mistakes. I find this app really good and easy to use and really clear for me to understand and don't make more mistakes at the kitchen.