Bug fixes

New: a feed for cooking. Share what you made with a photo — friends see it, like it and comment on it. The full recipe sits behind every post, and with Pro it lands in your own collection with one tap. Find friends by search or invite link. You now decide what actually reaches you as a notification — likes, comments, mentions, friend requests and posts from friends can each be turned off on their own. Everything still shows up in the bell. Your library shows every recipe as a tile with its cuisine and prep style, plus a dedicated space for nutrition facts and diet filters like vegetarian or vegan. New source: a photo of your finished dish is enough — Vesla recognizes the food and builds a recipe from it. Shared a link but not ready for it yet? Save it first and import it whenever suits you — under "Saved" in your profile. The grocery list sorts into color-coded aisles like produce or baking, so you always know where to go next. Its check marks now survive a shop with no signal. Cooking for two? A shared household pools your recipes, weekly plan and list — and makes you friends there automatically. Plus a lot of smaller repairs: the serving count in the editor is now the recipe's baseline, an interrupted import finds its way back, and a photo import no longer loses its picture if the app closes along the way.

New: a feed for cooking. Share what you made with a photo — friends see it, like it, comment on it, and can add your recipe to their own collection with a single tap. Find friends by search or invite link. Your library now shows every recipe as a tile with its cuisine and prep style, plus a dedicated space for nutrition facts and diet filters like vegetarian or vegan. New source: a photo of your finished dish is enough — Vesla recognizes the food and builds a recipe from it. Vesla now runs on iPad and has its own Apple Watch app: cook mode and timers on your wrist, plus a grocery list you can check off right in the store. Shared a link but not ready for it yet? Save it first and import it whenever suits you — under "Saved" in your profile. The grocery list now sorts into color-coded aisles like produce or baking, so you always know where to go next.

Cook together instead of typing everything twice: share your recipes, your grocery list and your weekly plan with a second person. Invite them by link, email or code — whoever joins brings their own recipes into the shared household. Two dishes at once: cook mode can now be collapsed instead of ended. Start the side dish, jump back to the main — each dish keeps its own step and its own timers, and you switch between them with a single tap. Your subscription at a glance: one screen shows every tier with the real prices. What each tier does is one tap away — no fine print, no hidden numbers. A grocery list that sorts smarter: dry goods no longer all land under "Other" but in their own aisles like breakfast, staples, baking and snacks. Fewer laps around the supermarket. Also: the ingredient editor responds noticeably faster while typing and deleting, ingredient search finds more terms, and with Pro you get a dedicated app icon you can switch on under "Appearance".

Sign in the way that suits you: you can now get into your account with Google, alongside Apple and email. The code from your login email fills in automatically. The import no longer keeps you waiting: start an import and put your phone down. Vesla sends you a notification as soon as your recipe is ready — even if you close the app in the meantime. A grocery list that thinks along: as you type, Vesla suggests the items you buy most often. Anything you don't need disappears from the suggestions without you having to delete it for good. Your weekly plan stays tidy: past days move into history, and your grocery list only pulls what's coming up from today onwards. Also: a new tutorial walks you through importing step by step, and we fixed a bug where imports occasionally added spices with made-up quantities.