Umami - Recipe Manager

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About this app

Umami is a beautifully designed app to collect, organize, and share recipes from any device.

Collaborate
Create a recipe book of your favorite family recipes and invite your family members to work on it with you. Or, start a recipe book with a friend so you can share the pastries and desserts you've made together over the years.

Organize and Manage
Tag your recipes with things like "Vegetarian", "Dessert", or "Baking" so you can easily find the perfect recipe for any occasion.

Browse and Import
Open the recipe browser to automatically import recipes from popular sites or paste the URL of a recipe you want to add.

Cook Mode
Get in the zone by tapping the "Start Cooking" button on any recipe to see an interactive checklist of ingredients as well as step-by-step directions.

Grocery Lists
Create shared lists with family and friends, add groceries directly from your recipes, and automatically organize items by aisle or by recipe.

Meal Plans
Schedule your recipes in a dynamic calendar view. Pull down to see meals for the whole month, or swipe up to collapse the calendar into a single week.

Access and Edit Online
Manage all of your recipes from any computer by going to umami.recipes on your web browser.

Export
Your data is yours. You can export your recipes as PDF, Markdown, HTML, Plain Text, or Recipe JSON Schema.

Share
Easily create links to share recipes with friends. They will be able to read your recipe online, even if they don't have the app!

Pricing
Umami is free for the first 30 days. After the trial period, you can purchase a monthly, yearly, or lifetime subscription. You can always view and export your recipes, even after your trial has expired.

Ratings and reviews

The perfect recipe app doesn't exist...until now! As a pro home cook, I was looking for a solution to move from Evernote, and I went to Google Keep to store my recipes. I even looked a using no code apps to build my own app. Then I found Umami. It does everything I want, Imports from major social platforms, and many different "locked down" sites. This is much harder to do than it looks.

Adding an edit: I wish I could give this app more than 5 stars! The more I tinker around with it the better I love it! LOVE this app! Easy to use even for a 67 yo! I completely recommend it and have already shared it with friends. But there is one tiny bug. Dear Programmer: When using metric to American conversion can we do a little better than 1 liter is 202.884 teaspoons? I, for one, do not wish to count out 203 teaspoons when it could have said 4 1/4 cups... Just sayin'...

Really enjoying the app thus far. My only complaint right now is how the ingredients list works. I've found that on some imported and custom lists the recipe scaling function doesn't work. I suspect that's because the app doesn't know how to interpret some item in the list. I think a preferred/alternative method is 3 forms of input: the quantity, measurement, and the ingredient. At the very least, scale what is known and call attention to what the app can't interpret so the user can adjust it.

What's new

You can now scan recipes with the camera as well as from photos and PDFs. Thanks friends, happy cooking!