
TableTogether
Plan Meals. Cook Together.
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What's New in TableTogether
1.10
November 11, 2026
What's new in 1.10 Cookbooks - Your recipes sit on a shelf of cookbooks: file a recipe in one or several, rename a cookbook, give it a cover, or curate it in bulk. - Cookbook names from a Paprika import become cookbooks; a website a recipe was clipped from doesn't. - Scanning a page lets you pick its cookbook, starting on the last one you used. Planning - Move a planned meal to another day from its menu; a meal already there swaps places with it. - Add meal can add to a meal already planned, as well as replace it. - A side's amount is one person's, and staples like rice, pasta and potatoes start at a usual portion, saying whether it's the dry or cooked weight. Beyond the app - Widgets show the household's plan on the Home Screen and Lock Screen. - A running cooking timer shows on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island. - Ask Siri what's for dinner, or use Shortcuts in the kitchen. - Carry on with a recipe, or Cooking Mode, on another device with Handoff. Recipes and libraries - Send a recipe to anyone as a file that opens as their own copy. - Save a plate as a recipe, and type a side rather than picking one. - Create, delete and import ingredients and foods in their libraries, starting from UK pantry and branded foods. - Imports run in the background, with progress and Cancel. - Recipes from British sites read second measures, juice and headings right, and ones imported before are repaired. Your log - Logging starts on the meal for the time of day, and yesterday's meal logs again in one tap. - Editing or deleting a logged meal changes what it wrote to Apple Health. Sync and sharing - Changes made on your other devices, and by your household, now arrive in the background. - The app no longer freezes at launch or on refresh while iCloud catches up, or closes when you choose a dinner. - Settings says if sync has stopped on this device and which reset fixes it, and a reset no longer closes the app. - A household can be named, left, or stopped sharing. Plus a welcome on first launch, Tips in Settings, a softer dark mode, and many smaller fixes.
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