Discover recipes tailored to your dietary needs and available ingredients. Organize meals, create grocery lists, and even import recipes from the web. Personalize your experience with custom dietary profiles and nutrition tracking.
1.4.0
October 21, 2026
Help, source pages and tidier recipes. • Tap the (?) on Home for short guides to everything Chive does. Each one ends with Do it now, which takes you straight there. • Every recipe site and creator has its own page. Tap a recipe's byline to see all their recipes, search inside them, and heart your favorites so they rank higher for you. • Choose what to add: when a recipe goes on your grocery list, untick what you already have. • Your grocery list now follows a recipe's servings: change them on the recipe and the amounts on your list update to match. • Ingredient lists are easier to read, with each food on its own line and prep notes underneath. This update also tidies grocery lists and improves search.
MoreChive is a free app that helps you discover recipes based on your dietary needs and ingredients you have. It also offers meal planning, grocery list creation, and nutrition tracking features.
No, Chive is ad-free, allowing for an uninterrupted experience while you discover recipes and plan your meals.
Chive allows you to set your dietary needs, foods you avoid, and favorites. It displays dietary marks, ingredient warnings, and suggests swaps for recipes.
Yes, Chive enables you to plan meals across your week and build grocery lists for them. You can also share these plans with your household.
The latest version of Chive is 1.3.0, and it was last updated on October 15, 2026. Updates typically bring new features and improvements.
Chive is currently supported on iPhone devices.
Chive provides dietary marks and ingredient warnings, but these are informational and do not guarantee a recipe is safe for an allergy. Users should always confirm ingredients and labels.
Yes, Chive allows you to import recipe links from Safari and other apps. You can also create private recipes from photos, pasted text, or dictation.
