Trophikos now supports the iPhone Duo! Plus all these new features and updates: • Want to Make: mark recipes you want to try and find them in one place on Home. • Richer cooking logs: record what changed, how it turned out, what to try next time, a photo, and an optional voice note, transcribed on-device. • Recipe history: recipes keep earlier versions, and each log entry shows the version you used. • Cook Mode keeps your screen awake and has a redesigned step timer. • A new filter menu on Home, Recipes, Cocktails and Search. • Premium themes can now use Lined, Plain, Solid, Grid or Dotted backgrounds. • Improved iPad and iPhone Duo layouts that keep your place when the window changes size. • Widgets now look right in tinted and clear modes.

What’s New in 1.1.1 - Recipe Log now shows your most recent cooking dates first. - Improved cooking timer alerts when pausing, clearing, or replacing a timer. - Clearer timer completion status on the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island. - Improved Apple Watch syncing to keep your latest recipe updates in place. - Minor update to the App Icon to look better on iOS 27.

Trophikos 1.1.0 brings more ways to save recipes and a smoother cooking experience. • Save recipes from YouTube descriptions, TikTok posts, and available Instagram captions, with a chance to review and edit before saving. • Import recipes from photos and PDFs with improved recognition of cookbook layouts, ingredient groups, and instructions. • Add recipes from Safari using Share → Add to Trophikos, with improved support for recipe blogs. • Swipe between ingredients and instructions in Cook Mode, and follow cooking timers on your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island. • Full Trophikos exports now include cooking logs and photos, so you can take more of your collection with you. • Improved serving adjustments for ingredient ranges and equivalent measurements, plus clearer step numbering within recipe sections. • More natural Siri requests and recipe thumbnails in Spotlight search. • Fixed repeated duplicate-import prompts and content getting cut off at the bottom of Cook Mode.

• Ask Siri for a recipe's ingredients, steps, or cook time and see the answer without opening the app. • Recipe of the Day now stays the same for the whole day. • Home and Log use standard large titles; favoriting a recipe no longer reshuffles the list. • Big VoiceOver improvements — times, servings, step numbers, and favorite state now read correctly. • Reduce Motion is respected in Cook Mode and the cook timer. • Your recipe library is now protected from being overwritten if its file can't be read. • Fixed a crash when opening a recipe from a widget or Siri on iPad. • The Save to Trophikos Safari extension now requires iOS 26. On iOS 18, copy a recipe link and Trophikos will offer to import it. • Free users may now see a privacy-preserving app recommendation in Settings. Premium removes ads.

Saving recipes is faster and more convenient in this update! • Save recipes directly from Safari with the new “Save to Trophikos” extension. • Copy a recipe link and Trophikos can suggest importing it when you return to the app. • Long-press the app icon or add Control Center controls for quick access to Import, Scan, New Recipe, New Cocktail, and Search. • Web imports now identify recipe cards more accurately and show Prep, Cook, and Total times separately. • Added support for “bunch” ingredient measurements. • Fixed recipe step numbering and an issue that could leave URL imports stuck loading. • Improved sync reliability and overall stability across Trophikos. To use the Safari extension, enable “Save to Trophikos” in Settings under Safari › Extensions.

This update rebuilds iCloud sync for speed and reliability, fixes duplicate recipes when setting up on a new device, adds a "Sync Now" control in Settings, and improves the Apple TV companion. Plus performance and stability improvements throughout.

• New Apple TV app — browse your recipe library on the big screen (Premium). • Siri, Shortcuts & Spotlight — find and open recipes from Spotlight, run them as Shortcuts, and ask Siri for a recipe's ingredients, steps, or timing. • Import recipes from PDFs and CopyMeThat exports. • Smarter import from recipe blogs and websites, including grouped ingredient lists and prep/cook times. • Better text recognition: mixed amounts like "2 1/2 cups" now import correctly. • Importing a recipe into a collection that already exists no longer creates a duplicate collection. • See where each recipe came from with a new info button on the recipe screen. • Cleaner ingredient amounts (e.g. "2 dashes" instead of "2 dash").