Minor fixes and updates

Big update! • New meal planner for organizing recipes by day and meal. • New duplicate finder helps identify potential duplicate recipes. • Add images to individual recipe steps. • Import Paprika recipe files and export multiple recipes as Paprika files. • iPhone: Redesigned recipe grid with new long-press actions. Prefer the old layout? You can switch between grid and list views in Settings. • iPad: Updated recipe grid with new long-press actions and improvements for larger screens. • New native Mac app now available. • Existing purchases now unlock both iPhone/iPad and Mac versions. New purchases are platform-specific.

Small fixes and improvements

Import recipes from a single photo using the Camera or Photos app. Import recipes from various file types including HTML, PDF, Image, MiNoms, and plain text formats like .txt, .rtf, .docx, and .md. Edit recipe images more easily with the ability to crop existing images or import a new one from an image file. New in Settings: 'Custom Import Keywords' lets you define your own ingredient and instruction section headers, which helps when importing recipes in other languages or with uncommon headers. Improved OCR means it's now possible to import handwritten recipes using the camera or from an image. You can now select multiple recipes at once! Long press on any recipe in your list to enter multi-select mode. Delete them, export recipes, mark favorites, hide recipes, share with loved ones, or quickly add ingredients to your grocery list.

Small fixes and improvements

Small fixes and improvements

Minor fixes and improvements

Added the ability to change the Cooking mode font size Added the option to hide star ratings iPhone: Added the option to show a grid main menu instead of a list (in the main header menu with sort order) iPad: Added simple search to top of Home Screen. Fixed several bugs, and improved the layout and animations across the app.

Bug fixes and small improvements

Shopping List Introducing the MiNoms shopping list. Now you can send ingredients from your recipes directly to the MiNoms shopping list, the Reminders app, or to the pasteboard to be pasted anywhere. Selection Export Now you can export selections of recipes in convenient formats such as MiNoms (importable JSON), HTML, text, and standardized Google supported JSON. This is a great way to backup recipes by section, or send a friend or family member a collection of recipes all at once without having to export them one at a time. Category Tags Tags are now available on the main menu. Now you can pin any tag categories you like to the main menu, so the recipe groups you use most often are more easily accessible. You can now also delete, edit and rename those recipes from the main menu, as well as add or remove recipes from any of those tags. Safari Share On iPhones and iPads you can now import recipes directly from Safari by clicking the share button and selecting MiNoms from the menu. Discontinued AI Assistant Due to lack of demand and OpenAI changing their pricing structure, we are discontinuing the AI Assistant service. Fixes and Improvements Fixed some minor issues, and improved the way ingredient amounts get converted, and images file sizes.

Adjustments to the AI assistant and minor bug fixes

Now you can search for new recipes using the built in browser so you don't have to leave the app (iOS 15+) Find cooking ideas using the AI Assistant, it's a great way to get ideas for recipes or for what you can make with ingredients on hand, get recommendations for what to make for dinner, and it will even create recipes for you, just remember it's a chatbot, not a chef! (iOS 15+) Introducing the General Notes section - now there's a place for you to store your cooking notes and website links that aren't connected to any recipe. Navigation fixes for large format iPhones and devices running iOS 14, as well as minor fixes and improvements across the board.

Introducing instruction groups! Now you can divide your instructions into sections just like your ingredients, for better organization and clarity. With iOS 16 come new features, most notably the ability to right swipe on recipes in the main menu to mark them as favorites, send to contacts, and to go directly to cooking mode, making these features more easily accessible. In iPad right swipes are disabled when a recipe is selected, but available from the home view Now you can change the ingredient scale from within cooking mode. Click the button next to the exit button and select the scale you'd like to use and the ingredient amounts will change accordingly (premium version only). Mac version now available for no additional cost! Now you can edit and add recipes on your Mac, and your changes get automatically synchronized through iCloud so they are available on your iOS devices. Added the option to hide infrequently used recipes, that way you can reduce clutter without having to remove them.

In app purchases now available, also added a link to the website with information on hands free operation.