Copied a recipe link? Open Import and tap Import the link you copied. If nothing is copied yet, we show you where to grab one in Safari, TikTok or Pinterest. Also: clearer purchase and import error handling.

New: estimated nutrition for every recipe. Open a recipe to see calories, protein, carbs, fat, fiber, sugar and sodium per serving, based on USDA food data. Each ingredient shows the food it matched; tap one to pick a better match, or use Leave out and Count it right on the row. Recipes you share show the same estimate. Also in this update: - Screens resize correctly when your display changes size, such as unfolding a foldable iPhone. - Crash reporting, so we can find and fix problems faster.

See a finished recipe before you save your own: tap the Key Lime Pie sample on the first screen. The first screen now fits on one page, so every way to add a recipe is in view.

A safety fix for large recipe libraries: if your recipes ever fail to load, MyCookbook now refuses to save changes instead of risking your collection, and tells you to restart the app. Bug fixes and small improvements.

Getting started is faster: your first screen now helps you import a recipe from a link, a photo, or a caption instead of typing it in by hand. MyCookbook will now let you know when a new version is available. Bug fixes and small improvements.

Usage statistics no longer record an approximate location. The in-app privacy page now spells out exactly what MyCookbook collects and why.

Fixed: sharing a recipe link no longer shows an upgrade prompt to subscribers. Import allowances now count correctly on the first launch after a share.

This update corrects the App Store description, which listed features MyCookbook does not have. The app itself is unchanged from 1.3.11.

Recipes from allrecipes, Serious Eats, Simply Recipes and Food and Wine now import again. Those sites were turning our servers away, so MyCookbook now reads the page over your own connection instead. Also fixes the missing recipe photo when importing from sites that publish their image in a format we were not reading, including NYT Cooking.

Fixes sharing recipes into MyCookbook from Safari and other apps, which stopped working in the previous update.

Compatibility and stability updates for the latest version of iOS, and a more accurate description of what a Pro subscription includes. No changes to your recipes, scanning or cookbooks. Everything is where you left it.

Sharing a recipe into MyCookbook now opens the importer instead of an error screen. If you share a post that has no link in it, the app tells you what it needs instead of doing nothing.

Scan up to 10 photos at once. Long recipes and two-page spreads no longer have to be split into separate scans. Recipe links shared from Facebook now import. If a post writes the recipe out in its caption, we read it. When an import does fail, the app now tells you the real reason instead of guessing. Also in this update: the Privacy and Terms links open the right pages again.

Sending your cookbook to ChefScale or MenuCraft now works reliably: the handoff travels a route iOS allows, with a one-tap paste confirmation on the receiving side. The Settings row now names its destinations.

Sharing recipe files to ChefScale or MenuCraft now opens the right app on iOS instead of a generic share sheet. Fixes a bug where a network hiccup at launch could hide your Pro access until the next successful check.

Recipe exports now carry your photos — share or back up a recipe and its pictures travel with it. Import size limit raised to 64 MB for photo-rich collections.

Small under-the-hood improvements to keep MyCookbook fast and reliable. Got a request or hit a snag? Email support@alstiginc.com — a real person reads every one.

Recipe imports now bring the photo, too. Import a recipe from a link and MyCookbook saves the dish photo right alongside the ingredients and steps — so your imported recipes look like the rest of your recipe box, not a wall of text.

Paste or share a TikTok link and MyCookbook watches the video for you — ingredients and steps come back as a real recipe you can scale and edit. Pinterest pins import now too. Plus a fix for the error message that could appear over a recipe that had actually imported fine.

Share your recipes. • Share Link — send any recipe as a link. Friends with MyCookbook tap it and the recipe lands in their cookbook, photo included. Friends without it see the full recipe and can grab the app. • Share as Image — a clean, complete recipe card: photo, every ingredient, every step. • Share as Text — the whole recipe, ready to paste anywhere. Also fixed: sending recipe files between MyCookbook users now works reliably for recipes with photos.

Your original recipe card, preserved: scanned recipes now keep their source photo — open it anytime from the recipe page. Smarter scanning, too: when quick text recognition can't read a card cleanly, MyCookbook automatically switches to its deep reader. No toggle required.

Big reliability release. Your recipe photos are now stored safely and survive app updates. Cooking timers keep true time when you switch apps and ring the moment you return. Scaling now handles ranges ("2–3 cups") and every fraction correctly, and the grocery list adds duplicate ingredients together instead of listing them once. Plus sharper text, smoother image loading, a proper dark-mode launch screen, and full VoiceOver support throughout.

Recipes with multiple parts? You can now group ingredients into components — rub, glaze, sauce, dough — so a complex recipe stays organized instead of one endless list. It carries through import, cooking mode, editing, and sharing. Plus reliability improvements. Keep the feedback coming — it shapes what's next.

Reliability and security improvements behind the scenes — faster, safer recipe scanning and import. No feature changes.

• Save recipes from Safari — tap Share on any recipe page → "Save to MyCookbook" and we'll pull the ingredients and steps • Paste a URL to import — Bon Appétit, NYT Cooking, AllRecipes, Serious Eats, and most recipe blogs • Cookbooks — organize recipes into separate cookbooks (e.g. Family Recipes, Tavern Menu) • Step timers — tap the timer pill in cook mode for any duration mentioned in a step ("simmer 20 min" → tap-to-start countdown)