Notes & Reminders

Keep recipe notes on cards you can actually cook from. Tap Ingredients, Steps, or Serve, name the dish, and save a real card. See yield on every recipe card — not a blank page you fill later. KEY FEATURES • Recipe Desk on Home. An Ingredients / Steps / Serve strip sits above your cards. Each chip opens a new card in that lane and stores it in your notebook. • Servings line on every recipe. Record how many the dish feeds (or a yield like "one loaf"). That line stays on the card, editor, and search. • Ingredient checklists. Tick an ingredients list as you prep. Unchecked items stay on the card so you can shop later. • Steps and plating copy. Write method, timing, and plating in the same editor. Change the lane any time. • Reminders while it rests. Get a notification when dough should proof, a marinade is done, or it is time to plate. • Search your kitchen notebook. Look up a stew, a bake, or a sauce by title or servings line. Results come from cards you saved. • Lane-aware empty Home. When a lane has no cards, a prompt starts the first recipe with that lane ready. • Photos of a cookbook page. Attach a picture or scan a page onto the card. Capture a family recipe. • Language, theme, folders. Pick a language on first launch or later in Settings. Light, dark, or system theme. Folders for Weeknight, Baking, and Prep. • Offline cooking notes. Recipes live on the device. No account required. PERFECT FOR Home cooks who keep weeknight dinners in one notebook. Bakers who need yield on the card, not in a separate calculator. Recipe collectors who photograph a page, then tick an ingredients list. People who cook from memory and want steps written down before guests arrive. USE CASES • Save a soup with shop items ticked off and "4 bowls" on the servings line. • Capture bake steps, set a reminder for the rest, then open Serve plating copy. • Filter Home to Ingredients only and finish a shopping pass from those cards. • Move a recipe from Prep to Weeknight when it becomes a regular dinner. • Search "loaf" and open the bread card with its yield still on it. WHY IT HELPS Most notebooks treat every page the same. This edition keeps folders, reminders, and search — with a kitchen lane on top. Ingredients, Steps, and Serve stay on Home, not in a social recipe feed. A meal planner often hides the method. A generic notes app often hides yield. Here the card stays home, and the lane sits on it. You see what to buy next to how to cook it. What you add is what you see. Empty lanes invite the first card. Search indexes the same cards. Edit a servings line and the matching card shows it. Meeting templates and workout logs are not in this edition — cooking cards are the product. TECHNICAL DETAILS Works on Android 10 and later. Home, editor, folders, search, and Settings — cooking lives on the Home screen you open first. Reminders use on-device notifications after you allow them. First-run setup: permissions, then language, then Home. Light, dark, and system themes. Many languages included. Optional default Home for ad-attributed users; change this in Android settings anytime. Ads may appear after setup. Review privacy options in Settings where required. PRIVACY AND CONTROL You choose when to allow notifications. Phone access powers helpful after-call tools. Default Home is asked only when required. Change grants in system settings. A privacy policy is linked from onboarding and Settings. GET STARTED Download now. Allow reminders if you want rest-and-bake alerts, pick your language, and open Home. Tap Ingredients, Steps, or Serve, name the dish, add a servings line, and save it. Install Notes App today and cook from the card.