What's new

Every release, in plain language. Updates arrive automatically through your browser's extension store and the App Store.

Version 0.9 September 11, 2026

Chrome, Firefox, and the iPhone app (1.2)

The whisk button is on by default on every browser for new installs, so the reader is one tap away without hunting for the toolbar icon.
After you've used the reader a few times, it asks once whether you'd rate it. Say no and it never asks again.

Chrome, Firefox, and the iPhone app (1.1)

Tap an ingredient or a step to cross it off while you cook. It clears when you leave the page.
Print from the reader and you get just the recipe: ingredients, steps, nutrition. No photos, no website.
Nutrition facts now show after the steps, whenever the site publishes them.
The reader fades in instead of popping open, and a slow-loading photo no longer shoves the text around.
iPhone: swiping past the top or bottom of a recipe no longer scrolls the page underneath.

Chrome and Firefox; the iPhone app (1.0) was approved August 7

Readable Recipes is on the App Store: the same reader, in Safari on your iPhone.
A floating whisk button on recipe pages opens the reader with one tap.
Fixed recipes not loading on some sites (like contadina.com).
Sites that cram several steps into one paragraph (like hellofresh.com) now get separate numbered steps.

Chrome and Firefox

Rebuilt from the ground up with a new recipe engine that reads the standard recipe data most sites publish, so it works on virtually any recipe site.
Light and dark themes, following your device or set by you.