Copy Me That - recipe manager

Copy Me That

In-app purchases

About this app

Copy Me That combines a recipe manager, shopping list, and meal planner into one seamless flow.

Easily add recipes from any website and from most apps. You can also add your own recipes, of course. You'll have your own copy of the complete recipe.

Copy Me That syncs with all your devices so you'll have online access anywhere.

Edit any part of a recipe to remember your recipe tweaks. Add your own masterpiece photos, or fun flop photos, as the case may be!

Organize your recipes with collections or just use search to find what you're looking for.

Plan your meals ahead of time with the meal planner and then head off to the grocery store with your shopping list. Sort your shopping list by recipe or category (aisle) to easily find your items in the store.

Looking for inspiration? Then see what others are sharing in the Copy Me That Community. You decide how much (or little) you want to share.

We've made sure that your iPad or iPhone won't go to sleep while you're following a recipe. (We know how annoying it is when that happens!)

Your recipes belong to you and you can export them at any time.

You immediately get access to all our features, including features that were previously premium-only. The free version now has a limit of 40 recipes. After that it's only $0.99 per month for unlimited recipes. One paid membership is good on all your devices.

Note that the recipe detection, when adding recipes from other websites, is currently optimized for English.

Please also refer to the standard Apple Terms of use https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Ratings and reviews

I want to print my recipes in bulk. Printing one by one works, but there’s no way to print everything at once. Exporting creates a massive running document that would take hours to format, which isn’t user-friendly for hundreds of recipes. The app used to offer cookbook printing years ago. I don’t need professional layouts, just something usable. It’s not a bad app, but it’s limited, and the price increase no longer matches its usefulness.

Premium, but with ads? I have been a fan for over a year, and when the subscription came out, I understand why it's a cost. The last time I used this app I don't remember any ads when using the browser. Now there are annoying ads blocking the content. If I am paying, as many are, shouldn't we have an ad free experience? For other free apps that I have, paying is usually how to remove the ads. These ads should only be for those using the free app. I just may cancel.

This app could be a little more intuitive but that's the only flaw I've encountered. Once you get the hang of where to click first and remember it's free, all is well. I love that it takes out all the fluff, I can make my own edits, I have an online recipe library populated from any site I want, and the results are print-ready so I can cook without a phone in my face.

What’s new

A couple of small improvements.