Digital Cookbook App
Savoured is a digital cookbook for your iPhone — every recipe you've ever wanted to remember, in one searchable place. Save from the web with a tap, add your own, then cook from them step by step.
Savoured is a digital cookbook for your iPhone — every recipe you've ever wanted to remember, in one searchable place. Save from the web with a tap, add your own, then cook from them step by step.
You used to have a binder full of clipped recipes. Then bookmarks. Then screenshots scattered across three different notes apps. Savoured collapses all of that into a single digital cookbook on your iPhone — recipes saved from the web, your own additions, all searchable, all in your pocket.
A binder doesn't set a timer. Tap Start cooking and Savoured walks you through the recipe one step at a time in large type, keeping the screen awake and holding your place if you wander off. Durations in the method become timers you start with a tap. Switch between metric and imperial and it converts like a cook — two cups of flour is 250 g, 350°F is 180°C, a 9x13 inch tin is 23x33 cm — with the method converting alongside the ingredients. Set the portions, or say how much of an ingredient you actually have, and the whole recipe rescales. Add recipes to the shopping list and it merges what you need into single lines, even across different units.
No ads, no subscriptions, no accounts, no analytics, no third-party SDKs. Savoured is free for your first 10 recipes and a single one-time purchase unlocks unlimited — every feature works either way. Your cookbook lives on your device and nowhere else; Savoured has no server, so there's nothing for us to see.
Savoured is a digital cookbook for iPhone that keeps all your recipes in one clean, personal collection. You can save recipes from the web without the fluff, add your own from scratch, and then cook from them with a step-by-step mode, timers pulled out of the method, and unit conversion.
Yes. Alongside recipes you save from the web, you can add your own from scratch with a name, ingredients, steps, notes, a photo, and a category to organise them.
Not yet — there is no iCloud sync, so your cookbook lives on the device you saved it to. Everything works offline, including cooking from a recipe and its timers; only importing a new recipe needs an internet connection.