The idea is simple: you never have to type a recipe in. You give Plate a link, a photo or a page, and it writes the recipe out for you. Getting a recipe in Paste a link from TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, X, Pinterest or any recipe site Snap a photo of a finished dish and get the full recipe back Scan a paper recipe, a cookbook page or a handwritten card Or share straight to Plate from any app's share sheet What you get back Ingredients with quantities, and steps in order with timings A "teardown" image of the dish where every ingredient is laid out on its own Calories per serving and ingredient-level calories, estimated from the ingredients Allergen warnings Change the servings and every amount updates Temperatures in both °C and °F Cooking Cook Mode: step by step, with built-in timers and an ingredient checklist The timer shows up as a Live Activity on your Lock Screen, so you don't have to keep unlocking your phone with messy hands Pantry: tap what you already have and Plate finds recipes you can make Cooking tips for each recipe, written on-device by Apple Intelligence Discovering and keeping 2,500+ recipes on the Home tab, with new ones added every month Your own private cookbook, searchable and synced across your devices Export a recipe as a PDF or a shareable card A yearbook of what you cooked, and badges as you go Siri and Spotlight support Available in 20 languages It's a private cookbook, not a social app: no feed, no followers, nothing public. It's free to download on the App Store, and Android is coming soon. App Store Link   submitted by   /u/Buraktuncdevv [link]   [comments]