1.2
August 11, 2022
* Convert ingredients (quantities and units) between measurement systems (metric/imperial or metric/us) - ruler button in the ingredients editor * Convert preheat temperature between C and F - ruler button in the recipe details editor * Buttons to edit a recipe’s ingredients, categories and photos are now available in the recipe viewer (as well as the recipe details editor) * Recipes show data added or date viewed in ‘New’ and ‘Recent’ category lists * Fixed display of ingredient quantities that don’t convert to supported fractions
More1.1.1
August 7, 2022
* The two date-based built-in ‘smart’ categories now display recipes sorted by date added (’New Recipes’) and date viewed (‘Recently Viewed’) * Fixed exporting recipes to I-Eat-It (.eatit) files on macOS
More1.1
July 29, 2022
- Convert a recipe’s serves and ingredient amounts to the converted serves values permanently - Ingredient records with a note/heading but no other content will display as a left-aligned heading - Improved ‘Return’ key navigation when editing ingredients - Corrected cursor placement in title field on macOS - No longer attempts to ‘correct’ capitalisation of titles when importing recipes - Changed app’s display name from ‘Eat It’ to ‘I Eat It’ to match the App Store - New ‘Share as Exported File’ option when sharing recipes replaces the separate ‘Export’ function, allowing sharing of an exported recipes file to be done all within the app instead of having to share the exported file from the ‘Files’ app (or elsewhere) - Improvements to print layout - Fixed a crash on adding category to recipe - Fixed iPad-only crashes when presenting various alerts
More1.0.3
July 21, 2022
- Fixed ‘Delete All Data on All Devices’ diagnostics function
1.0.2
July 21, 2022
- Improved logic for triggering safe mode - Limited display of decimal amounts to 3 decimal places for ingredients - Improved diagnostics
More1.0.1
September 11, 2021
* Example recipes are no longer added by default, but by confirming a prompt * Unicode fraction characters are correctly converted to quantities when pasting/importing to ingredients
More1.0
June 19, 2020
Yes, I Eat It can be used on iPad devices.
NIXANZ built the I Eat It app.
Your iOS device must be running iOS 15.0 or above.
No ratings are available for the I Eat It app yet.
The I Eat It App Relates To The Food & Drink Genre.
The newest version of I Eat It is 1.2.
November 30, 2024 is the exact date of the latest I Eat It update.
The I Eat It app became available to the public on February 5, 2023.
NIXANZ: The I Eat It app is child-friendly.
I Eat It can be used in English.
Sorry, I Eat It is not on Apple Arcade.
Sorry, in-app purchases are not available for users of I Eat It.
Sorry, I Eat It is not specifically engineered for compatibility with Apple Vision Pro.
No, I Eat It does not include ads as part of its experience.
