Mobile friendly
Built for the countertop, not just the desktop. Big tap targets, generous type, a layout that holds up while your hands are wet, and a screen that stays awake while you cook.
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- No Story Please
- Category
- Mobile
- Platforms
- iOS, Android, web
- Features
- Wake lock · Big targets
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Step 1
Reads like a book on a phone
The mobile reading view runs the recipe in a single, full-width column with serif type sized for a counter — not the cramped, ad-stuffed layout of the original page.
Headers, ingredients, and steps each get their own clean visual lane so your eye doesn't have to hunt.
Step 2
Tap targets sized for floury fingers
Buttons are big. Checkboxes are big. The next-step button is big enough to tap with your knuckle when your fingers are doughy.
There are no double-taps, no long-presses, no precise drags. Anything you need to do, you can do with one clean touch.
Step 3
Screen stays on while you cook
Open Cooking Mode and the wake lock kicks in — your screen stays bright and unlocked until you're done. No more dough-covered taps to fight a sleeping phone.
It releases automatically when you exit Cooking Mode, so battery doesn't quietly drain in the background.
A recipe app for the kitchen.
Open any recipe on your phone and you're already in the right view.