Clear Cuisine keeps recipes in a personal cookbook without the extra text, ads, or pop-ups found on recipe pages. Paste a link or use the Share sheet to pull out ingredients and steps, file the result in your own categories, and mark recipes you cook often. You can also type a family recipe by hand, scale ingredients by half or double, start a timer from a cooking step, and send ingredients to a shared shopping list. The developer says recipe parsing happens on-device and recipes can sync through the user's private iCloud account. Web recipe reading requires an iPhone that supports Apple Intelligence; manual entry and organizing work on any supported device. The app is free to download, with a US$0.49 weekly purchase and US$9.99 lifetime option listed in the US App Store. It requires iOS 26 or later, and the developer's privacy label says no data is collected.
