My Recipes
Your personal recipe notebook. No account, no ads, no tracking.
- iPhone
- iPad
- Mac
- Android
Get it on Google PlayComing soon to the App Store
Want to test early? Become a tester.
Screenshots
iPhone screenshots.
Your recipes live on your device and, if you want, sync through your own iCloud (iPhone, iPad and Mac) or go into Android's automatic backup. The developer has no access to them.
What the app does
- Keeps recipes with photo, ingredients, steps, time, servings and tags, and finds any of them with search.
- Recalculates the amounts when you change the number of servings.
- Cooking mode: the screen stays on, steps can be checked off and, if you prefer, a split screen shows the current step in large type.
- Shows allergen hints suggested from the ingredients (only a suggestion: always check the labels).
- Sends and imports recipes as files, between iPhone and Android, and backs everything up in a single file.
- On iPhone, iPad and Mac: creates a recipe from a photo of a page, reading the text on the device itself.
- Optional lock with biometrics or the device passcode. In 9 languages.
Sample recipes
Want to see the app with real recipes before adding your own? Download a sample file and import it into My Recipes. Then just delete the ones you do not want.
Popular recipes from the US20 recipes with photos, in English and with US measures · 13.0 MB
DownloadPrefer Portuguese? Receitas populares do Brasil (12.7 MB).
How to import
- Download the file (it ends in
.livro). On iPhone and iPad it goes to the Files app; on Mac, to the Downloads folder. - Open My Recipes and go to Settings > Import recipes…. Choose the downloaded file.
- The app shows a preview of the recipes before importing: confirm.
Shortcut: on iPhone and iPad, tap the file; on Mac, double-click it; on Android, open the file from your files app. In each case, choose My Recipes. Nothing is sent to anyone: the file is opened only on your device.