Cookmarks

Cookmarks is your personal recipe manager that helps you save, organize, and share your favorite recipes. Import recipes from websites, add your own handwritten recipes, organize them into categories, attach photos, and share them with friends and family.

1. Find a recipe on any website in Safari
2. Tap the Share button
3. Select "Cookmarks" from the share sheet
4. The recipe will be automatically imported with ingredients, instructions, and images
5. Review and save

1. Tap the "+" button in the app
2. Choose "Add Manually"
3. Fill in the recipe title, ingredients, instructions, and notes
4. Add photos from your camera or photo library
5. Tap "Save"

1. Go to the Categories tab
2. Tap "+" to create a new category
3. Give it a name (e.g., "Desserts", "Quick Meals", "Family Favorites")
4. Long-press on any recipe and select "Add to Category"
5. Choose the category

1. Open the recipe
2. Tap the "•••" menu button
3. Select "Share with Photos"
4. Choose how to share (Messages, Mail, etc.)
5. The recipient can tap the link to add it to their Cookmarks app

Note: The recipient must have Cookmarks installed and be signed in to iCloud.

Yes! When you share a recipe with CloudKit sharing:

• You can see who has access
• You can remove people's access at any time
• You can choose read-only or read-write permissions
• You can stop sharing entirely

iCloud sync is automatically enabled if you're signed in to iCloud on your device. To check:

1. Go to iOS Settings → [Your Name] → iCloud
2. Make sure iCloud Drive is enabled
3. Scroll down and ensure Cookmarks is turned on

Yes! If you're signed in to the same iCloud account on multiple devices (iPhone, iPad, Mac), all your recipes, categories, and photos will automatically sync across all devices.

Yes! Once recipes are saved, you can view them offline. However, you need an internet connection to:

• Import recipes from websites
• Sync with iCloud
• Share recipes with others

Cookmarks can import recipes from most cooking websites that use standard recipe markup. This includes popular sites like AllRecipes, Food Network, NYT Cooking, Serious Eats, and many more. If a site doesn't work, you can always add the recipe manually.