Trivet
Photograph any recipe — a cookbook page, a handwritten index card, a screenshot — and Trivet turns it into a clean, typeset recipe card that lives on your phone. The stained card in your mother's handwriting becomes a card you can cook from, print, and pass on — and the original photo is always kept, one tap away, because the handwriting is the keepsake.
Reading and typesetting happen on your iPhone with Apple's on-device frameworks. There is no account, no cloud, no analytics — capture even works in Airplane Mode. Your family's recipes stay in your family.
Cook mode shows one step at a time in large type and keeps the screen awake. Search by dish or ingredient, group cards into collections, scale a recipe or switch units with Plus, and print or share a beautifully typeset card.
Your first 15 recipes are free, and everything about keeping them — viewing, editing, searching, printing, sharing, exporting your whole box as portable files — is free forever. Trivet Plus ($24.99/year with a 7-day free trial, or $49.99 once) adds unlimited recipes, scaling, unit conversion, grocery lists, and cook-mode timers.