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Mise

Recipes, meal planning, and cooking

Cook the recipes you keep saving.

Bring recipe links, cookbook photos, and pasted text into one place. Mise connects the recipe to your dinner plan, shopping list, and the steps you follow at the stove.

Explore Mise Check requirements

Recipe parsing and cooking help run on-device. Importing a web recipe fetches the page and its images from their hosts. Full boundary

iPhone · iPad · Apple Watch companion
In development. Not yet available to install.

Mise: The next step. App preview with example content. In development.
Follow one recipe step at a time in the dedicated cooking view.App preview · Example content · In development

From recipe to dinner

Plan the meal, then shop for it.

Choose from the recipes you saved, put them into dated meal slots, and make one grocery list for the servings you need.

  1. Save a recipe.

    Import a web page, photograph the recipe, or type it in. Check and edit the ingredients and instructions before using them.

  2. Choose a dinner.

    Place a recipe in the meal plan or get suggestions for empty future dinner slots from your saved recipes.

  3. Make the shopping list.

    Mise scales quantities for the planned meals, combines matching ingredients, and groups the list by aisle.

Dinner suggestions rank saved recipes using tags, favorites, recency, and variety. They are not an allergy check or a complete nutrition plan.

Keep the next step in view.

Cook Mode keeps the screen awake with large instructions and several timers. Check timer activity on the Lock Screen or the Watch companion while you cook.

Leaving Cook Mode cancels its timers. The Watch’s grocery check-off needs the phone to be reachable.

Ask about the recipe you opened.

Substitutions with Plus Get local cooking help with the ingredients and steps as context. Plus includes a dedicated ingredient-substitution tool.

Check suggestions against dietary needs and cooking safety; recipe tags are not an allergen guarantee.

Take your recipes with you.

Export recipes as JSON with available photos, then import a recipe or recipe collection later. Duplicate recipe IDs are skipped on import.

The recipe export is not a backup of every meal plan, pantry item, or preference. Free recipe limits apply to imports.

Free and Plus

Build a recipe box you will use.

In development

Planned features and limits are shown below. Pricing and compatibility will be confirmed before release.

Free

  • Up to 25 recipes
  • Three AI assists per day
  • Meal planning, groceries, and Cook Mode

Plus

  • Unlimited recipe and AI allowances
  • Ingredient substitutions
  • Optional private iCloud sync

Planned: Free · Plus $2.99/mo · $19.99/yr · $39.99 lifetime

What you will need

The current build targets iPhone and iPad on iOS or iPadOS 26 with Apple Intelligence available. The companion requires watchOS 26.

The Boundary Check

How Mise handles your records.

Where the work happens, where your records live, and which features use a connection.

Where does the processing happen?
Recipe parsing, cooking questions, and substitutions run through local Apple frameworks. Structured web recipes can be read directly before an AI parsing step is needed.
Where does the storage live?
Recipes are stored locally. Plus offers private iCloud sync, which is off by default and takes effect after restarting the app.
What connects to the network, and when?
Web imports fetch the chosen page and recipe images, which may use a separate image host. Optional iCloud, model setup, and purchases also connect.
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Before release

Questions about Mise.

Mise fetches the page you choose and reads structured recipe data where available. Messier text can be parsed by the local model. It may also fetch the recipe image, including from a separate image host. Review and edit the resulting recipe before relying on its quantities or steps.