We’ve been getting more questions about the development status of Paprika so I figured I would share a status update here.
We’re currently hard at work on a brand new version of Paprika, version 3.0, containing many of the top-requested features
that people have been asking for. Things like:
Support for rich-text formatting in recipe ingredients and directions.
The ability to link related recipes together.
Expanding each recipe to support multiple, large-sized photos, that can also be embedded in the directions.
Converting ingredient measurements between US standard and metric systems.
Syncing pinned recipes across devices.
Support for recovering accidentally deleted recipes from the trash.
More advanced recipe search capabilities, including the ability to search in multiple categories.
An overhauled grocery list with customizable and re-orderable grocery list aisles.
Support for custom pantry entries, quantity tracking, and expiration dates.
The ability to create and re-use meal plans that span across weeks.
This new version has been under development for a while. We’re not sure yet when it will be ready to be released but we are
currently making good progress. :)
Hi folks. I am pleased to announce a major upgrade to Paprika’s web browser that we have been working on for quite some
time. To make it easier to save recipes from your favorite sites, we have built a natural language processing engine
into Paprika that can automatically recognize any recipe written in plain English on any website.
This means that you no longer have to request support for specific sites to be added to Paprika, nor will you need to
resort to Paprika’s clipboard tools to copy and paste the recipe from the browser when you encounter an unsupported site.
Just press Save Recipe and Paprika will figure out the rest.
This upgrade applies to all versions of Paprika’s built-in web browser, our Safari extension on iOS, and our bookmarklet
for your regular web browser. Update to the latest version of Paprika on all of your devices to take advantage of these
new changes.
(Note that the bookmarklet has automatically been upgraded, so if you’ve already installed the bookmarklet in your web
browser, you don’t have to do anything else.)