Makmak: Save Any Recipe

We're now Makmak. Same private, ad-free cookbook you know — a new name and a warmer, earthier look. • A fresh Makmak identity across the whole app • Gather now leads with First Foods — salmon, game, roots, berries, broth, and more — with quick category chips to browse them • Cedar-plank salmon as the Recipe of the Week • A warmer, cedar-toned look throughout • Polish and fixes under the hood Everything you rely on stays: save any recipe from a link, video, or photo, make it primal in one tap, talk to your recipes to edit them, plan your week, and cook fully offline. No ads, no account — your library lives on your device.

2.7 is our biggest update yet — and it's all about real food. Gather: a calmer place to find recipes Discover is now Gather, the anti-feed. No accounts, no endless scroll, no follower counts. Just a human-picked Recipe of the Week and "From the Table," where people share recipes they actually cook. Submit yours anonymously — it's reviewed before it appears. Make it primal Into carnivore, animal-based, or ancestral eating? Tap "Make it primal" on any recipe and Mise rewrites it — carnivore, animal-based, primal, or keto — swapping seed oils for tallow and butter and stripping what doesn't belong. Talk to your recipes Ask Mise can now change recipes, not just answer questions. Say "make it for six," "swap butter for ghee," or even "this is an ice cream, not a parfait — rebuild it," and it revises the whole thing. You always review before anything changes. Sharper import Share a recipe from TikTok, Instagram, or YouTube and Mise follows the link cleanly — even when it's buried in a caption — so you get the recipe, not the promo text. For the primal kitchen A new Primal & Ancestral shelf with real recipes — beef tartare, steak & eggs, bone broth, liver & onions — plus nutrition that leads with protein and fat, the macros you actually track. Still private, still yours Your recipe library lives on your device. No account required, ever.

Mise 2.6 — now on your Mac, and easier to share than ever. MISE COMES TO MAC Mise now runs natively on Mac. Save recipes from your laptop's browser with a quick paste, plan your week on the big screen, then cook from your phone in the kitchen — everything syncs over iCloud. Cook on your phone, plan on your Mac. SHARE IN ONE TAP A share button now sits right on every recipe. Send a clean link to anyone — friends with Mise import the exact recipe, everyone else gets a tidy web page. No account, no clutter. SHARE A WHOLE COOKBOOK Bundle a cookbook into a single link — "here are my 8 weeknight dinners" in one share. Open a shared cookbook and every recipe saves at once. SEE IT SPREAD Recipes you publish now show views and shares, so you can watch a favorite take off. FRESH IN DISCOVER Six new hand-picked recipes across Featured, Summer Grilling, and Weeknight in 20 — grilled peach & burrata salad, flank steak with chimichurri, 15-minute sesame noodles, and more — with every featured recipe now on display. COOK THIS DISH, FROM A VIDEO Import a clip that's just a finished plate? Mise Pro can now study it and write its best-guess recipe instead of giving up. POLISH ALL AROUND A cleaner Settings screen, a tidier Discover, steadier imports, and a pile of small fixes. STILL FREE, STILL PRIVATE Web and photo import, Cook Mode, meal planning, grocery lists, cookbooks, iCloud sync, and full offline use stay free — no ads, no account, no tracking. Turn on Mise Cloud anytime to import from TikTok, Instagram, and video. Thanks for cooking with Mise. More to come.

Mise 2.1 is a big one — smarter importing, a better night in the kitchen, and sharing that actually works. INSTAGRAM, HANDLED (MISE PRO) Instagram doesn't let apps read captions — so Mise walks you through it. Paste or share a link, then screenshot the caption (several screenshots work too) and Mise turns it into a clean, structured recipe, credited to the creator. COOK MODE, NOW A SOUS-CHEF Every step highlights its own ingredients, with scaled amounts and check-offs right where you need them — no more flipping back to the list with wet hands. FINISH WITH A FLOURISH Tap "I made this" and celebrate: snap a photo of your dish to make it the cover, jot a note for next time ("less salt, double the sauce"), and watch your cook count grow. EDIT ANY RECIPE Fix a typo, tweak an amount, add a step — Edit recipe now lives on every recipe, and your tags, photos, and notes stay put. SHARING THAT WORKS BOTH WAYS Shared recipe links now unfurl with a rich preview, and friends without Mise land on a page with one-tap install. Recipes without a web source — your own creations, video imports — can be shared as a hosted link too. NOW ON MORE iPHONES Mise now supports iOS 18 and newer. STILL FREE, STILL PRIVATE Saving from the web, Cook Mode, meal planning, grocery lists, iCloud sync, and full offline use all stay free — no ads, no account, no tracking. Thanks for cooking with Mise. More to come.

A big refresh focused on making Mise faster, cleaner, and easier to use. SWIPE BETWEEN TABS Move between Recipes, Plan, Grocery, and Settings with a simple left or right swipe. A SIMPLER WAY TO ADD RECIPES One screen now handles everything: paste a single link or a whole list at once, snap a photo, or import a file. A new Paste button means you never have to hunt for how to get a recipe in. PLAN ONE DAY AT A TIME The planner now asks a simple question, "What do you want to eat today?", and gently walks you from today to tomorrow and through the week, instead of facing a blank seven-day grid. A MORE COLORFUL KITCHEN The meal picker is now tactile and color-coded for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snack, and choosing a meal surfaces the recipes that match it. Your grocery list is grouped by color-coded aisles, with a little celebration when you've checked everything off. A MODERN SETTINGS PAGE Redesigned from the ground up with clear, colorful sections and a one-tap "Add starter recipes." CLEANER EVERYWHERE Tighter spacing, less clutter, and more color across every screen, so your recipes and photos take center stage. Thanks for cooking with Mise. More to come.