Ingredients and instructions stay connected
When an instruction mentions an ingredient, Cookery links it back to the full ingredient line. Tap while cooking to see the amount without losing your place.
Import from anywhere,
Your recipe manager for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Save recipes from websites, photos, PDFs, and text, then cook with connected ingredients, timers, and measurements.
From text to context
Cookery finds relationships inside the recipe, so the information you need can appear exactly when you need it. Learn how to save a recipe from a website.
Built-in recipe intelligence
When an instruction mentions an ingredient, Cookery links it back to the full ingredient line. Tap while cooking to see the amount without losing your place.
Cookery recognizes durations and time ranges in recipe steps. Start a timer with a tap and keep it visible from the Lock Screen or Dynamic Island.
Convert a whole recipe between metric and imperial / US, or scale it up or down. Review the proposed changes before applying them, and restore the original anytime. Learn how to scale and convert recipes.
From a webpage, cookbook photo, PDF, or note, Cookery identifies the title, description, yield, ingredients, sections, and instructions. Review possible recognition issues, then save an editable recipe.
Five free imports of any type each month. Cookery+ removes the limit.
Intelligent imports require a supported device with Apple Intelligence. See the photo import guide.
How it works
Share a webpage, choose a photo or PDF, or send any text recipe from another app.
It organizes the recipe and identifies ingredients, units, times, and their relationships.
Follow your progress, convert or scale a recipe, or start a timer.
Your recipes, wherever you cook
Cookery keeps your recipes and grocery lists in-sync with iCloud. No account to create, no ads, no annoying interruptions.
On iPhone Duo, keep your library and recipe side by side on the expanded display.
Explore Cookery's recipe workspace for Mac.
Your recipes can do more
Import it. Organize it. Cook it—with the details already connected.