Your recipes can now have a public page of their own — and a link to a recipe opens right in the app. • Publish a recipe to your own public blog: a page anyone can read, no account needed • My blog: your address, the switches, every post with its state, collections, and scheduling a week of posts at once • Open a Fridge.Menu recipe link straight in the app, keep it in one tap, and carry on from a fresh install • Report a recipe from the app, and see why one of yours was held • Recipe sections such as "For serving" show on the recipe and in cooking mode, and you can add, rename and move them in the editor • After setup the import screen opens once, so your first recipe is one tap away • Feedback is now a conversation: Settings › My feedback shows what you sent and our answers, and lets you write back — we can notify you when we reply • Follow authors you like: their new recipes appear on Home and on Today, and an author's page shows everything they publish • Open a post to save it, add it to your plan or start cooking — and translate it into your language • The assistant shows the recipes it finds as cards • In a family, choose whether a recipe you add is yours or shared • A recipe's story has its own place in the editor, and your words are never rewritten • A faster first launch: the app downloads ingredients only in your language

Fridge.Menu Pro — an optional plan for people who cook with the assistant every day: an unlimited AI assistant and no hourly limits. Yearly with a 7-day free trial, or once and for all. Everything else stays free. • Recipe names in the assistant's answers are links, and the chips under them open the recipe • Ingredients show their names in your language, with amounts rounded the way you cook • Settings › Language changes the whole app at once • Recipes shared from X (Twitter) import, with the video and the author's own reply • A long import can be closed — the recipe arrives in your collection when it is ready • Icons on the ingredients you pick when you set up the pantry

Fridge.Menu now speaks your language — 23 of them, from Catalan to Japanese: the app, the ingredient catalog, the assistant and cooking mode. • Recipes you open come in your language, with the original one tap away • Ask the assistant whether something is in the pantry, and put what is missing on the list in one tap • Imports in progress show up in your collection, and a long one tells you when it is done • A week of meals that respects the allergies of everyone at the table

Fridge.Menu grew from a recipe box into a kitchen: • A pantry with a barcode scanner and reminders about what's about to go off • A shopping list that picks up what's missing and skips what's already at home • Shop together, with a chat and @fridge • A week of meals, planned for you • One pantry, list and plan for the whole family • Every recipe now explains itself: what matters and how not to get it wrong • Fridge.Menu in your share sheet's Favorites • Messages in the family chat can be reported