FlavorDraft 2.0 is here. Made for iPhone Duo.

Save recipes from videos, websites, photos and more, then keep them together in one personal cookbook, on iPhone and iPhone Duo.

See what’s new

FlavorDraft on iPhone Duo, lying open: Chicken Parmesan across the two pages like a cookbook, its method in numbered steps on the left page and its ingredients on the right.

iPhone Duo stood like a tent, Cook View on its outer display: “Bake for 25 minutes or until golden and bubbling”, with Previous, the step’s timer running and Next.

FlavorDraft on iPhone: Home, with “Good morning, Stan. What are you cooking today?” above the Recently Saved Tiramisu and, under Quick Access, the Weeknight Dinners and Desserts collections.

iPhone Duo closed, My Recipes on its outer display: Chicken Parmesan, Lasagna, Carbonara and Tiramisu as index cards, two to a row.

New in 2.0

Made for the way you cook.

On iPhone Duo, FlavorDraft lies open like a book, stands beside you in Cook View and closes into one hand.

FlavorDraft’s My Recipes on the unfolded iPhone Duo display: eight recipe cards across two pages. — **Unfolded.** Your cookbook across two pages.

**Partly folded.** Cook View sets the step above and the controls below, and Next turns the page.

**Folded.** The same cookbook in one hand.

Cook the videos you save.

Paste a link to a public post on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook or YouTube. FlavorDraft reads the recipe out of it and writes it into your cookbook, with ingredients and steps you can cook from.

Posts that list their ingredients in the caption or description read best. When one doesn’t, FlavorDraft listens to the video for the ingredients and steps, and anything it misses you can fill in afterwards.

A saved cooking video, drawn as a paper photo card: a skillet of tomato sauce with onion, basil and garlic, a red play mark, a progress line and a bookmark ribbon. — The video you saved.

The recipe in FlavorDraft, on its Steps tab. 1, heat olive oil in a medium sized pan. 2, add chopped onion and sauté for 5 to 6 minutes, until slightly golden. 3, add crushed garlic and sauté for 1 to 2 minutes. 4, add tomato sauce, salt, pepper and oregano to the pan. 5, simmer the sauce for 5 to 6 minutes, then set aside. 6, preheat the oven to 425°F (220°C). 7, cut each chicken breast into two pieces. — The recipe it became: Chicken Parmesan, step by step.

Every recipe. One cookbook.

A link, a video, a photo of a cookbook page, the back of a box, or a dish you describe in a few words. Wherever it starts, it ends up as a recipe card in a cookbook that’s yours.

Six ways in

Scan a recipe
Scan food packaging
Import from link
Import from social media
Describe a dish or idea
Add manually

Make recipes fit you.

Ask Draft with AI for what you want, in your own words: healthier, higher in protein, lower in sodium, enough for six.

It answers on the page, then marks up the recipe like an editor: what goes is struck through, what’s new is written in. Nothing changes until you choose Apply Changes.

Make it healthier. FlavorDraft: use lean beef and pork mince, or swap half (or all) for ground turkey or chicken; reduce the pancetta or bacon to 40g, or use a leaner ham. — Three requests made of one lasagna, and two lines of each answer.

Make this higher in protein. FlavorDraft: increase the total meat to 1.2 kg (for example, 600g beef and 600g pork, turkey or chicken); add 1 to 2 cups of cooked lentils for extra plant-based protein and fibre. — Three requests made of one lasagna, and two lines of each answer.

Cook one step at a time.

In Cook View every step gets a page of its own, set large enough to read from across the counter. Tap Next and the page turns. A step’s timer keeps running while you get on with the next one.

Cook View on iPhone Duo, folded like a laptop on the counter: on the standing half, the lasagna recipe’s step 16 of 20, “Repeat layering: ragu, cheese sauce, parmesan, lasagna sheets, until you have three layers. Finish with a fourth layer of lasagna sheets and pour over the remaining cheese sauce.” On the lying half, Previous, No timer and Next. Tapping Next turns the page to step 17, “Sprinkle mozzarella and any remaining parmesan on top.” — On iPhone Duo, folded like a laptop: the step above, the controls below, and the page turns.

Cook View on iPhone: “Bake for 25 minutes or until golden and bubbling.” Page 18 of 20, with the step’s timer running at 23:10 above Previous and Next. — On iPhone, its timer running.

A place for every recipe.

Collections are the sections of your cookbook: weeknight dinners, desserts, the things you make on repeat. A recipe can sit in as many as you like, and you can put them in your own order.

FlavorDraft 2.0 is here. Made for iPhone Duo .