A fresh look and easier everyday cooking: • Clearer recipe pages, navigation and cooking steps, with timing and equipment where you need them. • More flexible weekly meal planning, multiple meal types and better recipe variety. • Clearer USDA nutrition matching and results. • Easier shopping checklists and more organized settings. • Light, Soft and Dark appearance options. • Improved recipe importing, text spacing and reliability.

This update makes saving recipes, planning meals and cooking easier. • Import more recipes from Instagram captions and text written as sentences, with better handling of fractions, ranges and ingredients within the method. • Review and arrange up to ten recipe photos or screenshots before scanning. Import a short local video or audio clip for on-device transcription and review. • Calculate nutrition estimates using a bundled USDA FoodData Central table. Confirm foods and amounts, inspect the original government data, and minimize the section when finished. • Build a week with several meal types together, including lunch and dinner, while preserving existing plans. • Add pantry items without a use-by date, or remove a date whenever needed. • Use compact recipe actions, collapsible nutrition sections, US/metric ingredient measurements, read-aloud steps and optional voice commands. • Follow recipe blogs through RSS or Atom feeds and choose posts to import.

Supperbook’s biggest update yet introduces Today’s Table: a clearer Plan → Pantry → Shop → Cook journey that keeps tonight’s meal, what you already have, what you need to buy, and your next action connected. Recipes can now be added directly to a day, and a confirmation checklist lets you mark pantry items before sending only the missing ingredients to Shop. Recipe importing is much more dependable. Website imports recover more ingredients, quantities, method details, oven temperatures, and cooking times. Social imports can combine a link, pasted caption, screenshot or on-device scan, and your notes while preserving the untouched original. Before saving, Supperbook shows what it found and flags missing quantities, vague steps, or incomplete heat and timing details. Local correction rules can clean up recurring import quirks. Shopping now follows your chosen store and aisle order, with collapsible sections, faster item entry, and reliable sharing to Messages, Mail, Notes, PDF, print, or a single Apple Reminders list. Cooking mode adds clearer timing, notes, method checklists, serving controls, and Keep Awake. Private iCloud sync is more resilient for supported kitchen data across devices using the same Apple Account, with stronger local-save recovery. The redesigned settings directory separates display, household, import, storage, and help controls. Custom household wording, app colors, Dark Mode, larger text, high contrast, reduced motion, the refreshed kitchen guide, and an improved welcome tour make Supperbook easier for the whole family to use.

Supperbook’s biggest update yet makes importing and keeping your kitchen current much more dependable. Recipe imports now recover more ingredients, quantities, method details, oven temperatures, and cooking times from websites. Social imports can combine a link, pasted caption, screenshot or on-device scan, and your notes while preserving the untouched original. Before saving, Supperbook clearly shows what it found and flags missing quantities, vague steps, or incomplete heat and timing details. Reusable local correction rules can also clean up recurring import quirks. This release adds more resilient private iCloud sync for supported kitchen data on devices using the same Apple Account, stronger local-save recovery, improved photo scanning, and better barcode focus and zoom controls. Full-month and agenda planning are easier to move through, shopping can follow your chosen store’s aisle order, and collapsible page and aisle sections make long lists faster to navigate. Cooking mode includes clearer timing, notes, checklists, serving controls, and Keep Awake. A refreshed kitchen guide, customizable colors, larger text, high-contrast display, and reduced-motion controls make the app easier for the whole family to use.