Recipe Keeper: My Cookbook

Your own recipes, in your own words, on your own phone.

Type them in or paste them in. Nothing is downloaded, nothing is uploaded, and there is no account to make. Cooking for six tonight instead of four? Change the number and every amount changes with it.


★ THE SERVINGS DIAL
• Tap up or down and every quantity scales at once
• 1 1/2 cups becomes 2 1/4 cups, not 2.25
• 2/3 stays 2/3 — the amounts stay the fractions your measuring cups are marked in
• Nothing is rewritten in your recipe. Scale it to twelve, come back tomorrow, it is exactly as you wrote it


★ AMOUNTS THE WAY RECIPES ARE WRITTEN
• 2, 1.5, 1 1/2, 3/4 or 1/2 — type whichever you have
• Teaspoons, tablespoons, cups, ounces, pounds, ml, litres, grams, kilos, or just a number for 3 eggs
• Nothing is ever converted behind your back. Six teaspoons stay six teaspoons


★ THE THINGS THAT DO NOT DOUBLE
• Salt to taste has no amount, so it never gets one
• One bay leaf can be marked as fixed, and stays one however much you scale


★ COOK MODE
• Big text you can read from the other side of the bench
• Tick the steps off as you go
• The screen stays on while you cook, and goes back to normal when you leave
• No advertisement can appear here. Not while you are cooking


★ FIND IT AGAIN
• Search names, notes and ingredients — "ricotta" finds the recipe with ricotta in it
• Tag anything: dinner, quick, vegan, mum's
• Accents and any keyboard's digits are handled, so creme finds crème


★ YOURS, AND PORTABLE
• Works completely offline — airplane mode changes nothing
• Share a recipe as plain text into any message
• Export everything as one readable JSON file, and restore it
• No account, no sign-up, no cloud


★ WHAT THIS APP IS NOT
It does not come with recipes. It is somewhere to keep yours. Nothing is fetched from the internet, and nothing you write ever leaves your phone.


No banner ads. There is a full-screen ad occasionally, in the parts of the app you browse rather than while you are cooking, and an optional video that turns them off for a day.

Recent changes:
Three small things fixed.

When you change the servings, the note saying what a recipe was written for
now points the right way: the scaled amounts are below it, not above.

In the recipe editor, the Cook label no longer wraps onto two lines and knocks
its row out of line.

A recipe with one step now says 1 step, and restoring one recipe says 1 recipe.