# Recipe Note - Manage recipes — Manage recipes collectively

> Manage recipes collectively (iPhone/iPad app by Munehisa Kuriyama.)

- Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/recipe-note-manage-recipes/id6764196517 (this page in markdown: same URL + `.md`)
- Developer: [Munehisa Kuriyama](https://appshunter.io/developer/1895680803)
- Category: Food & Drink, Lifestyle
- Price: Free with in-app purchases
- Age rating: 17+
- Requires: iOS 26.0 · 41 MB
- Languages: American English, Japanese
- Released: 2026-07-09
- Data updated: 2026-09-10
- User reviews in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/recipe-note-manage-recipes/id6764196517/reviews.md

## What is Recipe Note?

Recipe sites, cookbooks, handwritten notes
Keep every recipe you own in one app.
Photograph your cookbooks and handwritten notes, and save web recipes as a link to the original page. One recipe can hold several photo pages, so spreads and continuation pages stay together. Barely any typing - add tags and the recipe book is entirely your own.

■ Every scattered recipe in one place
- Cookbooks, handwritten notes and photos of your cooking are saved just by taking a picture.
- Import from your photo gallery too.
- Web recipes are saved with the original page, and open right inside the app.
- Send a recipe straight from your browser to the app by sharing it.
- Use tags to build a recipe book that is entirely your own.

■ Photos stay with you, every page of them
- Shoot the ingredients page, then the method page, and keep both in one recipe. Spreads and continuation pages are no longer split up.
- Reorder pages by pressing and holding one, then dragging it.
- Open a recipe and the pages appear one after another, top to bottom.
- Pages per photographed recipe depend on your plan (Free: 1 / Basic: 3 / Premium: 10).
* Pages can be added to recipes made from your camera or photo gallery. Recipes imported from the web stay at 1 page on every plan.

■ Web recipes always lead back to the original page
- Open the original recipe page inside the app, straight from your saved recipe.
- No hunting for the site again, and you see the author's latest version.
- Turn on "Offline save" and the page images are stored on your device, readable with no internet connection.

■ Never forget what you cooked
- Track what you have cooked and what you plan to cook on a calendar.
- See at a glance when you last made a dish.
- Use notes to record how it turned out.

■ AI fills things in from your photos
- Photograph a recipe and AI reads the dish name and ingredients.
- A recipe shot across several pages is read in a single pass.
* AI input has a usage limit (see "About the paid plans" below).

■ Ratings that are yours alone
- Rate the recipes you cook out of five, and note whatever you noticed.

■ Cloud safety, even on the free plan
- Sign in and your recipes sync to the cloud automatically.
- View and edit the same recipes on your iPhone, iPad and other devices.
- Your data carries over when you change devices or reinstall.
- No limit on the number of images you store (up to 10MB each).
- Google Drive backup is supported.
* Image count is unlimited, but pages per photographed recipe depend on your plan (see above).
* Images stored with "Offline save" stay on that device only. On another device, turn Offline save on again there.

■ Paid plans make it even better
- More pages per photographed recipe (Free: 1 / Basic: 3 / Premium: 10).
- More Photo AI input (Free: 5/week / Basic: 15/week / Premium: 60/week).
- Basic hides the permanent ads (banner and recipe list) and greatly reduces the ads shown when you save. Premium hides every ad inside the app.
* Recipes imported from the web are shown as the original page, so ads placed there by the original site still appear on paid plans.

■ About the paid plans (auto-renewing subscription)
- Basic: $1.49/month or $14.99/year
- Premium: $2.99/month or $29.99/year
- Payment is charged to your Apple Account when the purchase is confirmed.
- Unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the period ends, it renews at the same plan and price.
- The renewal charge is made within the 24 hours before the period ends.
- Manage or cancel auto-renewal any time from Settings > [your name] > Subscriptions.

■ Terms of Service and Privacy Policy
- Terms of Service: https://makitsystem.xyz/recipe-note/v2/terms-of-service
- Privacy Policy: https://makitsystem.xyz/recipe-note/v2/privacy-policy

■ Contact
For questions about the app, please contact us at:
makitsystem@gmail.com

## Pricing and in-app purchases

Base price: Free.

**Subscriptions**

| Subscription | Price | Period |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Basic Monthly | $1.49 | per month |
| Basic Annual | $14.99 | per year |
| Premium Monthly | $2.99 | per month |
| Premium Annual | $29.99 | per year |



## Version history (last 5 releases)

### 2.1.0 — 2026-08-28

[New] Save photographed recipes across several pages
- Keep a two-page spread, or a recipe whose ingredients and method sit on different pages, together in one recipe (Free: 1 page / Basic: 3 pages / Premium: 10 pages).
- Reorder pages by pressing and holding one, then dragging it.
- Open a recipe and the pages appear one after another, top to bottom.
- Photo AI input reads a multi-page recipe in a single pass, and it only counts as one use.
- Multiple pages work with cloud sync, Google Drive backup and Offline save.
* Pages can be added to recipes made from your camera or photo gallery. Recipes imported from the web stay at 1 page.

[Improved]
- The save button is gone from recipe image editing. Adding, deleting and reordering pages now applies immediately.
- Pages that have not reached the cloud yet are now marked clearly.
- Recipe images on the Info tab are now shown as a thumbnail list.
- Choosing a different source in the capture screen is now a single "Replace" button.
- Recipe sync now sends only the fields you edited, which is faster and more reliable.

[Fixed]
- Recipes could be created twice, or items could stay stuck waiting to sync.
- Display problems, including newly added images staying grey for a while and the screen appearing to reload on its own.
- Photos could be lost when saving failed.
- The account deletion notice could fail to appear.

### 2.0.1 — 2026-08-10

New

- Offline save now works without signing in
Until now, saving an imported recipe's web page to your device required an account. From this version, you can save the page even when you're not signed in, and read it later with
no connection or in airplane mode.

- "Saved offline" added to My Page
See how many pages you've saved and how much space they use. Remove them one at a time or all at once.                                                                         

- Announcements now reach you when you're not signed in

Improved

- Removing an offline save now asks for confirmation
A page image that exists only on your device can't be restored once removed. We now confirm before deleting it, and when you remove several at once we show how many of them can't
be recovered.

Fixed

- On iPhone and iPad, the back button no longer updates one step behind while you browse a recipe's web page                                                                   

Thank you for using RECIPE NOTE. We'd love to hear your feedback through the in-app contact form.

### 2.0.0 — 2026-08-10

■ A change to how Web-imported recipes are shown

Recipes you imported from the web now open the original recipe page on the web, so that visits reach the person who created the recipe.

The web page image we saved on our servers when you imported the recipe is now shown only when you are not connected to the internet, or when the original page cannot be opened.

If there are recipes you want to keep, turn on "Keep offline" on the recipe's detail screen. The web page image is saved to your device, so you can still see it afterwards.

Note: your recipe data (name, ingredients, notes and so on) and the photos you took yourself or added from your gallery all remain as before.

■ New

- Keep offline: turn it on or off from the toggle on the recipe detail screen. You can also turn it on while saving a recipe you are importing.
- A back button on the web view: you can now return to the original recipe page after following a link.
- Links to email, phone and other apps are now supported. We show a confirmation before opening another app.
- Announcements are easier to read, with headings, bullet lists and links, and adjusted text sizes.

■ Improved

- The app starts up faster, including when you are not connected to the internet.                                                                                                                                                                
- Scrolling through the recipe list is smoother.
- Fixed an issue where an ad could briefly appear at startup for users on a paid plan.

■ Fixed

- Fixed an issue where the source URL could be saved as the page you started from, rather than the page you were on, after navigating within a site.
- Fixed an issue where an image could be uploaded twice, and corrected the sync status icons.
- Fixed an issue where leaving the capture screen partway through could disrupt the display of the next import.
- Improved error messages and retry behaviour when you are not connected to the internet.
- Fixed image display for recipes restored from Google Drive.
- Corrected plan descriptions to match what is actually offered.

### 1.1.1 — 2026-07-22

・Banner ads that were always shown in the recipe list and other screens are now hidden for Basic plan subscribers. (All ads are hidden on the Premium plan.)
・Large photos are now automatically optimized before being saved to the cloud.
・Fixed an issue where some photos were not saved to the cloud, causing sync to stall.
・Fixed crashes that could occur while importing a recipe or migrating data.
・Improved the stability of backup restores and network communication.

### 1.1.0 — 2026-07-21

This update brings major improvements to the Home screen.

■ New Features
- Sort your recipes your way (4 options, including date added and cooking date)
- Switch how recipes are displayed: list, large photo, or 2-column grid
- The search bar now hides as you scroll down, giving your recipes more room
- Save recipes for offline use — view images even without a connection (plus a new cache management screen)
- In-app announcements to keep you up to date
- Redesigned first-launch experience makes importing recipes easier than ever
- App version is now shown on the My Page screen

■ Bug Fixes
- Fixed an error screen that could appear when importing recipes shared from social media
- Fixed the Home list not updating right after registering a cooking date from the calendar
- Improved the reliability of data migration from older versions

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