Kept: Recipe Organizer

Kept: Recipe Organizer

Yours forever, in your iCloud

1 ratings
1 review
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 2, 2026
  • August 28, 2026

Features

Kept: Recipe Organizer screenshot #1 for iPhone
Kept: Recipe Organizer screenshot #2 for iPhone
Kept: Recipe Organizer screenshot #3 for iPhone
Kept: Recipe Organizer screenshot #4 for iPhone
Kept: Recipe Organizer screenshot #5 for iPhone
Kept: Recipe Organizer screenshot #6 for iPhone
iphone
ipad
🖼️Get Icon
Icons↘︎

About

Organize all your recipes from various sources into a private, searchable library. Cook with confidence using a clean interface, and store your recipes securely in your own iCloud.

Save recipes from websites, paper, or text
Structured recipe import and scanning
Cook-along view with timers and checklists
Automatic categorization and search
Private iCloud storage
Portable Cooklang file format
Show original description

What's New in Kept

1.2

August 28, 2026

LINK FOLDERS YOU ALREADY HAVE • Link any folder of Cooklang recipes from Files or Finder and cook right from it. No importing, no duplicates—edits save in place. • Add as many locations as you like and see at a glance which folder each recipe came from. • New files in a linked folder appear in your library automatically. BETTER ON MAC • .cook files now show real previews and thumbnails in Finder with Quick Look. COOKING UPGRADES • Serving sizes stick: scale a recipe once and Kept remembers for next time. BUG FIXES & POLISH • Improved performance for pasted-recipe import. • Better photo imports for two-column printed cards and numbered titles. • General fixes across iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

More
1

In-App Purchases

$4.99

Unlimited Recipes

Save as many recipes as you like.

User reviews

Almost everything I want

First of all, thank you SO much for building this! This app is great. It works on desktop and mobile and imported recipes are available on the other platform immediately. It imports most recipes from URL beautifully, including NYT recipes (I have a subscription, but not all apps deal with the paywalls properly). Imported recipes display well and you can check off each step as you move through the process.

Some recipes were categorized in weird ways, but you can switch into the source code for each and recategorize them. I do wish there was a public list of categories to choose from - if you type something that doesn’t exist in the category list, it reverts back to its original decision.

Things that still need some work:
[ ] Pasting in a recipe is VERY slow.
[ ] I’d love to see a secondary category - so I can see all of my Vegan recipes in one place for instance.
[ ] Filtering is good, but the list goes on forever. Also needs a “clear filters” function so I don’t need to hunt through the list to find the checkmarks…
[ ] Tags disappear as soon as you close the record.
Show more

FAQ

How many recipes can I save for free with Kept?

You can save up to 10 recipes for free. A one-time purchase is required to unlock unlimited recipe storage.

Does Kept have ads?

No, Kept is ad-free. The app is designed with privacy in mind and does not contain advertisements.

What devices does Kept support?

Kept is available on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Recipe import functionality is optimized for devices with Apple Intelligence enabled.

How are my recipes stored in Kept?

Your recipes are stored as portable, human-readable Cooklang files directly in your personal iCloud Drive, ensuring they remain private and under your control.

Can I use Kept offline?

Yes, since recipes are stored in your iCloud Drive, you can access and manage them even without an internet connection.

What is the age rating for Kept?

Kept has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.

How often is Kept updated?

The latest version, 1.2, was released on August 28, 2026, indicating active development and regular updates.

What makes Kept different from other recipe apps?

Kept focuses on privacy with no tracking or servers, uses your own iCloud for storage, and offers portable Cooklang files, avoiding vendor lock-in.