Meet Pestle for iOS 26 – reimagined for Liquid Glass and Apple Intelligence. What's new: – Every screen in Pestle has been upgraded to complement Liquid Glass, with recipe images blending beautifully into the ingredients. – Pestle can now leverage on-device Apple Intelligence to parse recipes from more websites than ever. – You can now add sections for Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner to the Meal Planner - and you can even add your own custom sections. – Timers in Pestle now behave like system timers, to ensure even if your device is muted or has Do Not Disturb enabled, you won't overcook your pasta! – Search is now a dedicated page, with quick access to recently added recipes, folders, and any categories from across your entire cookbook. You can access search by tapping the icon in the tab bar, or by pulling down in your cookbook. – Pestle's recipe editor has gotten an upgrade too, with a new button to add ingredient sections! – It's now easier than ever to sort your recipes and change your layout, with a new dedicated button in the top right of the Cookbook. – Recipes from social media without clear names will now use Apple Intelligence to generate one. - Timers will now name themselves using Apple Intelligence. And that's not all! A lot of bugs have been squashed also: – Fixed a crash that could occur in the Meal Planner. – Sort now works in folders. – Categories and cuisines were difficult to remove. – Some TikTok's couldn't be imported. – Grams and Kilograms will have more sensible rounding behaviour. Fixed in 3.0.1: – Meal plans in household could be missing recipes. – The share pestle card could bounce around. – Steps inserted at the start of an instruction section could end up at the end. – Creating a household could crash Pestle. – Sections in meal plans couldn’t be deleted. – Sort settings wouldn’t persist between launches. – Export settings wouldn’t be persisted. – Instructions would be included in printed recipes even if they were empty. Changed in 3.0.2: – Fixed bookmarks not being tappable on iPhone. – Fixed the highlighter not working when a recipe failed to import. – Added an indicator for pull to search – You can now long-press recipe titles, descriptions and notes to copy them. – Fixed shortcuts not returning ingredients or instructions for recipes. – Fixed “1 2/3” being parsed as “1 3/4”. – Fixed searching for recipes with hyphenated titled being difficult. – Recently added recipes wouldn’t be sorted correctly. Changed in 3.0.3: – You can now copy recipes and notes in your Meal Plan to other days. – Shortcuts can now insert recipes into specific sections in your Meal Plan. – Fixed a crash that could occur after editing a recipe. – Fixed “Meal Plan” showing twice at the top of the page. – Fixed a case when printed recipes could have no image. – Recipe images are now higher quality. – Collapsed sections in the Folder screen will no longer expand when something changes.,

Meet Pestle for iOS 26 – reimagined for Liquid Glass and Apple Intelligence. What's new: – Every screen in Pestle has been upgraded to complement Liquid Glass, with recipe images blending beautifully into the ingredients. – Pestle can now leverage on-device Apple Intelligence to parse recipes from more websites than ever. – You can now add sections for Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner to the Meal Planner - and you can even add your own custom sections. – Timers in Pestle now behave like system timers, to ensure even if your device is muted or has Do Not Disturb enabled, you won't overcook your pasta! – Search is now a dedicated page, with quick access to recently added recipes, folders, and any categories from across your entire cookbook. You can access search by tapping the icon in the tab bar, or by pulling down in your cookbook. – Pestle's recipe editor has gotten an upgrade too, with a new button to add ingredient sections! – It's now easier than ever to sort your recipes and change your layout, with a new dedicated button in the top right of the Cookbook. – Recipes from social media without clear names will now use Apple Intelligence to generate one. - Timers will now name themselves using Apple Intelligence. And that's not all! A lot of bugs have been squashed also: – Fixed a crash that could occur in the Meal Planner. – Sort now works in folders. – Categories and cuisines were difficult to remove. – Some TikTok's couldn't be imported. – Grams and Kilograms will have more sensible rounding behaviour. Fixed in 3.0.1: – Meal plans in household could be missing recipes. – The share pestle card could bounce around. – Steps inserted at the start of an instruction section could end up at the end. – Creating a household could crash Pestle. – Sections in meal plans couldn’t be deleted. – Sort settings wouldn’t persist between launches. – Export settings wouldn’t be persisted. – Instructions would be included in printed recipes even if they were empty. Changed in 3.0.2: – Fixed bookmarks not being tappable on iPhone. – Fixed the highlighter not working when a recipe failed to import. – Added an indicator for pull to search – You can now long-press recipe titles, descriptions and notes to copy them. – Fixed shortcuts not returning ingredients or instructions for recipes. – Fixed “1 2/3” being parsed as “1 3/4”. – Fixed searching for recipes with hyphenated titled being difficult. – Recently added recipes wouldn’t be sorted correctly. Changed in 3.0.3: – You can now copy recipes and notes in your Meal Plan to other days. – Shortcuts can now insert recipes into specific sections in your Meal Plan. – Fixed a crash that could occur after editing a recipe. – Fixed “Meal Plan” showing twice at the top of the page. – Fixed a case when printed recipes could have no image. – Recipe images are now higher quality. – Collapsed sections in the Folder screen will no longer expand when something changes.,

Introducing Pestle for iOS 26 – redesigned for Liquid Glass and enhanced with Apple Intelligence. What's New: – Every screen in Pestle now complements Liquid Glass, with recipe images seamlessly merging with ingredients. – Pestle uses on-device Apple Intelligence to parse recipes from even more websites. – Add sections for Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner in the Meal Planner, or customise your own. – Timers in Pestle now work like system timers. Even in silent or Do Not Disturb mode, your pasta won't overcook! – Search is now a dedicated page with quick access to recently added recipes, folders, and categories. Access search via the tab or pull down in your cookbook. – An upgraded recipe editor now includes a button to add ingredient sections! – Sorting and layout changes are easier with a new button in the top right of the Cookbook. – Recipes without clear names from social media will now have generated names using Apple Intelligence. – Timers will self-name using Apple Intelligence. Plus, many bugs fixed: – Fixed a crash in the Meal Planner. – Sort now works in folders. – Easier removal of categories and cuisines. – Some TikToks couldn’t be imported. – Improved rounding for grams and kilograms. Fixed in 3.0.1: – Missing recipes in household meal plans. – Share pestle card stability. – Steps misplaced at the start of instruction sections. – Crash when creating a household. – Sections in meal plans now deletable. – Sort settings now persist between launches. – Export settings now retained. – Empty instructions excluded from printed recipes. Changed in 3.0.2: – Fixed unresponsive bookmarks on iPhone. – Fixed highlighter issues for failed imports. – Added pull to search indicator. – Long-press to copy titles, descriptions, and notes. – Fixed shortcuts not returning ingredients or instructions. – Fixed “1 2/3” parsing error. – Improved search for hyphenated titled recipes. – Correct sorting of recently added recipes.

Discover Pestle for iOS 26 – now enhanced with Liquid Glass and Apple Intelligence. What's new: – Every screen in Pestle has been updated for Liquid Glass, with recipe images seamlessly blending into the ingredients. – Pestle harnesses on-device Apple Intelligence to interpret recipes from more sites than before. – Add sections for Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner in the Meal Planner, and create your own custom sections. – Timers now act like system timers, ensuring you won't overcook even if muted or in Do Not Disturb. – Search is a dedicated page, offering quick access to new recipes, folders, and categories. Find it by tapping the tab icon or pulling down in your cookbook. – The recipe editor got an upgrade with a new button for adding ingredient sections! – Easily sort recipes and change layouts with a new button at the top right of the Cookbook. There's more! Numerous bugs have been fixed: – Resolved a crash in the Meal Planner. – Sorting now functions in folders. – Categories and cuisines are easier to remove. – Some TikToks couldn't be imported. – Improved rounding for grams and kilograms. Fixed in 3.0.1: – Household meal plans could lack recipes. – The share Pestle card was unstable. – Steps added first in instructions could move last. – Creating a household might crash Pestle. – Meal plan sections weren't deletable. – Sort settings were not retained. – Export settings weren't saved. – Empty instructions were still printing.

Meet Pestle for iOS 26 – revamped for Liquid Glass and Apple Intelligence. What's new: – Every Pestle screen is enhanced for Liquid Glass, with recipe images merging into ingredients stunningly. – Pestle now uses on-device Apple Intelligence to extract recipes from more websites. – Add Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner sections to the Meal Planner, or create custom sections. – Pestle timers now function like system timers, so even if muted or in Do Not Disturb mode, you won't overcook! – Search is a dedicated tab, giving quick access to recent recipes, folders, and all your cookbook categories. Tap the icon or pull down in your cookbook to search. – Pestle's recipe editor is upgraded with a new button to add ingredient sections! – Sorting your cookbook and changing layout is simpler, with a new button at the top right. Also, many bugs have been fixed: – Resolved a crash in the Meal Planner. – Sorting now available in folders. – Categories and cuisines are easier to remove. – Some TikToks were tricky to import. – Grams and Kilograms now round sensibly.

Just a minor update for tweaks and fixes! Here’s what's new: Improvements: – Recipe print size now stays the same each time. – Notes can be reset to plain text. – Grams won’t display as “308½g” anymore. – Teaspoons won't be shown as tablespoons when scaled unless exactly midway. – Ingredients now have a cleaner look; only quantity and unit are highlighted in green. – Recipes couldn’t sync with your calendar from the meal plan. – Scaled recipes sometimes had formatting glitches. – Steps could duplicate during recipe edits. – "Lbs" might not be recognised as pounds. – Refetching images sometimes failed. – In some cases, you couldn't change serving sizes. – Scaling by 10 could show incorrect large amounts.

Resolved an issue where reordering ingredients sometimes shuffled them unexpectedly. Apologies for the inconvenience!

Fixed a bug where some screens wouldn't allow recipes to be added to the meal plan.

Mainly a bug fix update, but there's also a new feature! New: – Smart Folders can now filter by recipe name. Fixes: – Pestle no longer appears in the share sheet when using Chrome – Corrected ".75oz" to prevent it scaling as "75oz". – Searching "Pears" now includes recipes with "1 pear".

Hello everyone, it’s been a while! We’ve got fantastic upgrades in Pestle 2.1.6. Let’s dive in: New: - Ingredient sections now supported on more sites - Reimport recipes option available - Additional sites supported Fixes: - Some of you noticed a strange bug where ingredients converted oddly, like "1 cup water" to "1 mL water"—far from ideal - Certain characters sometimes failed to return results during searches - The keyboard couldn't be dismissed when searching - The Meal Plan widget used low-quality images - Pestle crashed when adding a recipe to a folder - Shared recipes wouldn’t open

Saving recipes is even simpler in Pestle 2.1! What’s New: – Import recipes from Paprika, Crouton, Mela, and Pepperplate. – Ingredient sections are now supported on many websites. – Import unlimited recipes, with Pestle Pro, upload beyond the free limit. – Deleting your account needs added confirmation. – If a filter hides recipes, reset it quickly. – Minicook is pre-enabled, acting as a global toggle. – Recipe scaling improved! Tap servings to scale, see relative scales, and lock them. Units auto-convert above a threshold, like "3 tsp" to "1 tbsp". – Access timers from the recipe viewer via the … button. Fixes: – Fixed crash when deleting the last category/cuisine. – Pestle Pro warning on Discover page could appear twice. – Moving steps between sections could misbehave. – Some search results included incorrectly. – Meal Plan widget reload lag fixed. – Shopping List quick launch action restored. – Corrected ATK recipes with wrong quantities. – Recipe deletion issues resolved. – PDF import from outside the app fixed. – Pestle crash on iPad share attempt fixed. – Restored deleted categories. 2.1.1 fixes: – Ingredients in cups displayed properly. 2.1.2 fixes: – Ingredient display issues corrected. 2.1.3 fixes: – Smart Folders now appear after creation, Paprika note import fixed. 2.1.4 fixes: – Recipe scanner strange code fix. 2.1.5 fixes: – Fixed saved recipe device mismatch issue.

Saving recipes is much simpler in Pestle 2.1! What's New: - Import recipes from Paprika, Crouton, Mela, and Pepperplate. - Support for ingredient sections on many websites. - Import limitless recipes; upload available with Pestle Pro (past free limit). - Deleting accounts now needs extra confirmation. - If filters hide all recipes, easily reset them. - Minicook is now default and works as a global toggle. - Enhanced recipe scaling! Tap servings to adjust precisely, see scale for unscaled recipes, lock scales. Units convert automatically above certain thresholds; e.g., "3 tsp" becomes "1 tbsp". - Access timers from recipe view via the ... button. Fixes: - Crash possible when deleting last category/cuisine in a list. - Pestle Pro warning on Discover page could repeat. - Moving steps between sections could cause issues. - Some improper search results appeared. - Meal Plan widget didn't refresh quickly. - Shopping List quick launch failed. - ATK recipes could show wrong quantities. - Recipe deletion might not work. - PDF imports failed if started outside the app. - iPad sharing crash with recipes. - Deleted categories could reappear. 2.1.1 fixes: - Ingredients using cups could show as tablespoons. 2.1.2 fixes: - Ingredients might display wrongly. 2.1.3 fixes: - Smart Folders might vanish after creation. - Notes wouldn't import from Paprika. 2.1.4 fixes: - Recipe scanner displayed odd code!

Saving recipes is simpler than ever with Pestle 2.1! What's New: - Import recipes from Paprika, Crouton, Mela, and Pepperplate. - Ingredient sections are now supported on numerous websites. - Unlimited imports, with Pestle uploading when you have Pestle Pro if you exceed the free limit. - Deleting your account now needs extra confirmation. - If filters hide all recipes, Pestle lets you swiftly reset them. - Minicook is enabled by default, acting as a global switch. - Recipe scaling improved! Tap servings to scale precisely, see relative scales, lock scales, and units will auto-convert over thresholds, e.g., "3 tsp" becomes "1 tbsp". - Access timers from the recipe viewer by tapping the … button. Fixes: - Fixed crash when deleting the last category/cuisine. - Resolved double Pestle Pro warning on the Discover page. - Moving steps between sections led to unpredictable issues. - Some search results wrongly included. - Meal Plan widget now reloads quickly. - Fixed Shopping List quick launch action. - Corrected quantities in ATK recipes. - Recipe deletion failures addressed. - PDF import now works within the app. - Resolved iPad share crash. - Deleted categories were unexpectedly returning. 2.1.1 fixes: - Ingredients using cups appearing as tablespoons corrected. 2.1.2 fixes: - Addressed incorrect ingredient displays. 2.1.3 fixes: - Smart Folders not showing post-creation fixed. - Notes import issue from Paprika resolved.

Saving recipes is much easier with Pestle 2.1! What’s New: – Now import recipes from Paprika, Crouton, Mela, and Pepperplate. – Support for ingredient sections from numerous websites. – Import unlimited recipes; Pestle uploads with Pro after free limit. – Account deletion needs extra confirmation. – If a filter hides all recipes, easily reset it. – Minicook is now the default and acts as a global toggle. – Enhanced recipe scaling! Tap servings to adjust, view relative scales, and lock them. Units auto-convert, e.g., "3 tsp" becomes "1 tbsp". – Access timers from the recipe viewer with the … button. Fixes: – A crash could occur when deleting the last category or cuisine. – Duplicate warnings on the Discover page. – Unpredictable behaviour when moving steps across sections. – Incorrect search results may appear. – Slow Meal Plan widget reload. – Shopping List action failed to launch. – Inaccurate quantities in ATK recipes. – Recipe deletion issues in some instances. – PDF importing fail if not in-app. – Sharing a recipe on iPad could cause a crash. – Deleted categories could reappear. 2.1.1 Fixes: – Ingredients in cups shown as tablespoons. 2.1.2 Fixes: – Incorrect ingredient display.

Saving recipes is a lot easier in Pestle 2.1! What’s New: – You can now import recipes from Paprika, Crouton, Mela and Pepperplate. – Ingredient sections are now supported from a lot of websites. – You can import unlimited recipes, and Pestle will upload when you have Pestle Pro (if above the free limit) – Deleting your account now requires additional confirmation – If an active filter means no recipes are visible, Pestle will let you reset your filter quickly. – Minicook is now enabled by default and acts like a global toggle. – Recipe scaling has been upgraded! You can now tap the servings label to scale to an exact amount, see the relative scale for recipes without a scale, and lock in a scale. And now units will automatically convert if they’re above a threshold, for example “3 tsp” will because “1 tbsp”. – You can now get to timers from the recipe viewer page by tapping the … button. Fixes: – A crash could occur if you deleted the last category/cuisine in a list – The Discover page’s Pestle Pro warning could double up. – Moving steps between sections could result in unpredictable behaviour. – Some search results could be included when they shouldn’t be. – The Meal Plan widget wouldn’t reload quickly enough. – The Shopping List quick launch action wouldn’t work. – Recipes from ATK could have incorrect quantities – Recipe deletion could fail in some cases – PDF importing wouldn’t work if initiated out of app – Pestle could crash if you tried to share a recipe on iPad. – Deleted categories could come back. 2.1.1 fixes: – Ingredients using cups could display as tablespoons

Saving recipes is now simpler with Pestle 2.0.3! What’s New: – Import recipes from Paprika, Crouton, Mela, and Pepperplate. – Ingredients sections are supported from numerous websites. – Import endless recipes; Pestle Pro uploads surpassing the free limit. – Account deletion requires extra confirmation. – If filters hide recipes, quickly reset them with Pestle. – Minicook is now default and acts as a universal switch. – Recipe scaling improved! Tap servings label to adjust to precise amounts, view relative scales, and lock scales. Units auto-convert if above a threshold, e.g., “3 tsp” becomes “1 tbsp”. – Access timers from the recipe viewer with the … button. Fixes: – Crash when deleting the last category/cuisine. – Duplicate Pestle Pro warning on Discover page. – Moving steps could cause erratic behaviour. – Incorrectly included search results. – Meal Plan widget slow to reload. – Shopping List quick launch failure. – Incorrect ATK recipe quantities. – Occasional recipe deletion failures. – PDF imports fail outside the app. – Crash when sharing a recipe on iPad. – Deleted categories reappearing.

You can now save recipes from TikTok with Pestle 2.0! There’s a lot of little fixes and some great new features in this release! What’s new: – Save recipes from TikTok using on-device AI. – Notes! Lots of recipes now come with notes from the author. – More websites supported. – Nutrition information in Tiktoks and Instagram Reels are now stored in Pestle. – The menu bar in the recipe viewer has been reorganised to make it easier to add recipes to your Shopping List and Meal Plan. – Markdown exporting is improved Fixes: – Images wouldn’t show in the Meal Plan widget – Some Households couldn’t use the Meal Plan widget – Fixed SeriousEats – Clicking a household invite link could do nothing – Folders could disappear if you used multiple devices – Meal Plan syncing could go awry if you used multiple devices – Recipes could save with empty step sections – Recipes with a deep linked source could crash Pestle. – Resetting ingredients could show “2.0” instead of “2” for servings. – Tapping a link to a recipe you’d shared would try to re-save it instead of taking you to your saved copy. – Fixed deleting categories and cuisines not working. – Experimental parser wouldn’t work – Adding a new ingredient could crash Pestle. – Announcements couldn’t be dismissed in some cases Some little fixes in this that I missed in 2.0, oops! – Pestle might crash if you deleted a recipe with a user attached photo – Pestle might crash if you open settings on iPad – Pestle might crash if you tap ‘Start Cooking’ on devices running iOS 16 – Pestle might crash if you delete a folder

You can now save recipes from TikTok with Pestle 2.0! There’s a lot of little fixes and some great new features in this release! What’s new: – Save recipes from TikTok using on-device AI. – Notes! Lots of recipes now come with notes from the author. – More websites supported. – Nutrition information in Tiktoks and Instagram Reels are now stored in Pestle. – The menu bar in the recipe viewer has been reorganised to make it easier to add recipes to your Shopping List and Meal Plan. – Markdown exporting is improved Fixes: – Images wouldn’t show in the Meal Plan widget – Some Households couldn’t use the Meal Plan widget – Fixed SeriousEats – Clicking a household invite link could do nothing – Folders could disappear if you used multiple devices – Meal Plan syncing could go awry if you used multiple devices – Recipes could save with empty step sections – Recipes with a deep linked source could crash Pestle. – Resetting ingredients could show “2.0” instead of “2” for servings. – Tapping a link to a recipe you’d shared would try to re-save it instead of taking you to your saved copy. – Fixed deleting categories and cuisines not working. – Experimental parser wouldn’t work – Adding a new ingredient could crash Pestle. – Announcements couldn’t be dismissed in some cases

You can now save recipes from TikTok with Pestle 2.0! There’s a lot of little fixes and some great new features in this release! What’s new: – Save recipes from TikTok using on-device AI. – Notes! Lots of recipes now come with notes from the author. – More websites supported. – Nutrition information in Tiktoks and Instagram Reels are now stored in Pestle. – The menu bar in the recipe viewer has been reorganised to make it easier to add recipes to your Shopping List and Meal Plan. – Markdown exporting is improved Fixes: – Images wouldn’t show in the Meal Plan widget – Some Households couldn’t use the Meal Plan widget – Fixed SeriousEats – Clicking a household invite link could do nothing – Folders could disappear if you used multiple devices – Meal Plan syncing could go awry if you used multiple devices – Recipes could save with empty step sections – Recipes with a deep linked source could crash Pestle. – Resetting ingredients could show “2.0” instead of “2” for servings. – Tapping a link to a recipe you’d shared would try to re-save it instead of taking you to your saved copy. – Fixed deleting categories and cuisines not working. – Experimental parser wouldn’t work – Adding a new ingredient could crash Pestle. – Announcements couldn’t be dismissed in some cases

Pestle can now refetch images for recipes with low-quality (or no) images. Also, couple of bug fixes here, including imperial volumes not being preserved through conversions, a crash that could occur on Pro Max iPhones on rotation, a crash that could occur when updating your Cookbook, and a crash that could happen when granting Reminders permission from the recipe viewer page.

This update addresses a couple of bugs that popped up since 1.9! Fixes: – Exporting recipes will no longer crash – Pestle’s tinted icon is back – Fixed a crash when joining a household from a link – Fixed iPads layout being a bit cramped – Fixed the shopping list button missing on the meal plan screen.

Pestle has been supercharged for iOS 18, and I'm so excited to finally share all the great updates! So, what's new? A lot! iOS 18 brings you two new icons for Pestle: a sleek dark mode icon and a customizable black & white icon that you can tint any color you like. You can now use Pestle on your Apple Watch, allowing you to remotely control your iPhone while cooking, right from your wrist. Pestle also now supports Live Activties on Apple Watch The Cookbook has been beautifully redesigned to let your colorful recipes shine, with less text crowding the screen. On iPad, I’ve simplified the layout: no more tab bar, just a handy sidebar that's always one tap away. Search has been completely overhauled to be lightning-fast, even with extensive collections. Your recipe notes now offer rich formatting options! Bold them, enlarge them, italicize them—it's up to you. Lastly, you can now add a quick launch button for Pestle on your Lock Screen or in your Control Center. Phew! I've poured months of hard work into this update, and I can't wait to hear your feedback! 1.9.1 is a tiny patch to fix 2 crashes that cropped up in 1.9 :)

Pestle has been supercharged for iOS 18, and I'm so excited to finally share all the great updates! So, what's new? A lot! iOS 18 brings you two new icons for Pestle: a sleek dark mode icon and a customizable black & white icon that you can tint any colour you like. You can now use Pestle on your Apple Watch, allowing you to remotely control your iPhone while cooking, right from your wrist. Pestle also now supports Live Activties on Apple Watch The Cookbook has been beautifully redesigned to let your colorful recipes shine, with less text crowding the screen. On iPad, I’ve simplified the layout: no more tab bar, just a handy sidebar that's always one tap away. Search has been completely overhauled to be lightning-fast, even with extensive collections. Your recipe notes now offer rich formatting options! Bold them, enlarge them, italicize them—it's up to you. Lastly, you can now add a quick launch button for Pestle on your Lock Screen or in your Control Center. Phew! I've poured months of hard work into this update, and I can't wait to hear your feedback! 1.9.1 is a tiny patch to fix 2 crashes that cropped up in 1.9 :)

Pestle has been supercharged for iOS 18, and I'm so excited to finally share all the great updates! So, what's new? A lot! iOS 18 brings you two new icons for Pestle: a sleek dark mode icon and a customizable black & white icon that you can tint any colour you like. You can now use Pestle on your Apple Watch, allowing you to remotely control your iPhone while cooking, right from your wrist. Pestle also now supports Live Activties on Apple Watch The Cookbook has been beautifully redesigned to let your colorful recipes shine, with less text crowding the screen. On iPad, I’ve simplified the layout: no more tab bar, just a handy sidebar that's always one tap away. Search has been completely overhauled to be lightning-fast, even with extensive collections. Your recipe notes now offer rich formatting options! Bold them, enlarge them, italicize them—it's up to you. Lastly, you can now add a quick launch button for Pestle on your Lock Screen or in your Control Center. Phew! I've poured months of hard work into this update, and I can't wait to hear your feedback!

You can now save recipes directly from Instagram to Pestle! Pestle can also save recipes from any plain text source, including Notes. Enjoy a fresh coat of paint across several screens and a delightfully over-engineered loading indicator.