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Publisher Description
Eat It. Recipes management. Simple.
Keep all your recipes in one place, but synchronised across all your iOS and macOS devices.
Intelligent import of recipes from web sites, and other data sources.
Copy/paste of ingredients text intelligently splits text into separate ingredients, and into amount, unit and foodstuff for each ingredient.
Scale your recipes up/down. Disable device sleep while cooking.
Version History Fixed the recipe view's bottom toolbar not appearing in iOS 26 (including the share/print button). 1.4 Feb 15 * Pasting a single recipe scrolls the list of recipes to the pasted recipe
* Importing/pasting recipes from other sources automatically converts unicode fraction characters to numbers for ingredient amounts 1.3 10/12/2025 * Convert ingredients (quantities and units) between measurement systems (metric/imperial or metric/us) - ruler button in the ingredients editor
* Convert preheat temperature between C and F - ruler button in the recipe details editor
* Buttons to edit a recipe’s ingredients, categories and photos are now available in the recipe viewer (as well as the recipe details editor)
* Recipes show data added or date viewed in ‘New’ and ‘Recent’ category lists
* Fixed display of ingredient quantities that don’t convert to supported fractions 1.2 08/11/2022 * The two date-based built-in ‘smart’ categories now display recipes sorted by date added (’New Recipes’) and date viewed (‘Recently Viewed’)
* Fixed exporting recipes to I-Eat-It (.eatit) files on macOS 1.1.1 08/07/2022 - Convert a recipe’s serves and ingredient amounts to the converted serves values permanently
- Ingredient records with a note/heading but no other content will display as a left-aligned heading
- Improved ‘Return’ key navigation when editing ingredients
- Corrected cursor placement in title field on macOS
- No longer attempts to ‘correct’ capitalisation of titles when importing recipes
- Changed app’s display name from ‘Eat It’ to ‘I Eat It’ to match the App Store
- New ‘Share as Exported File’ option when sharing recipes replaces the separate ‘Export’ function, allowing sharing of an exported recipes file to be done all within the app instead of having to share the exported file from the ‘Files’ app (or elsewhere)
- Improvements to print layout
- Fixed a crash on adding category to recipe
- Fixed iPad-only crashes when presenting various alerts 1.1 07/29/2022 - Fixed ‘Delete All Data on All Devices’ diagnostics function 1.0.3 07/21/2022 - Improved logic for triggering safe mode
- Limited display of decimal amounts to 3 decimal places for ingredients
- Improved diagnostics 1.0.2 07/21/2022 * Example recipes are no longer added by default, but by confirming a prompt
* Unicode fraction characters are correctly converted to quantities when pasting/importing to ingredients 1.0.1 09/11/2021 1.0 06/19/2020
About I Eat It
The company that develops I Eat It is NIXANZ. The latest version released by its developer is 1.4.
To install I Eat It on your iOS device, just click the green Continue To App button above to start the installation process. The app is listed on our website since 2026-10-15 and was downloaded 0 times. We have already checked if the download link is safe, however for your own protection we recommend that you scan the downloaded app with your antivirus. Your antivirus may detect the I Eat It as malware if the download link is broken.
How to install I Eat It on your iOS device:
- Click on the Continue To App button on our website. This will redirect you to the App Store.
- Once the I Eat It is shown in the iTunes listing of your iOS device, you can start its download and installation. Tap on the GET button to the right of the app to start downloading it.
- If you are not logged-in the iOS appstore app, you'll be prompted for your your Apple ID and/or password.
- After I Eat It is downloaded, you'll see an INSTALL button to the right. Tap on it to start the actual installation of the iOS app.
- Once installation is finished you can tap on the OPEN button to start it. Its icon will also be added to your device home screen.
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version 1.4
posted on 2026-10-15
Version History Fixed the recipe view's bottom toolbar not appearing in iOS 26 (including the share/print button). 1.4 Feb 15 * Pasting a single recipe scrolls the list of recipes to the pasted recipe
* Importing/pasting recipes from other sources automatically converts unicode fraction characters to numbers for ingredient amounts 1.3 10/12/2025 * Convert ingredients (quantities and units) between measurement systems (metric/imperial or metric/us) - ruler button in the ingredients editor
* Convert preheat temperature between C and F - ruler button in the recipe details editor
* Buttons to edit a recipe’s ingredients, categories and photos are now available in the recipe viewer (as well as the recipe details editor)
* Recipes show data added or date viewed in ‘New’ and ‘Recent’ category lists
* Fixed display of ingredient quantities that don’t convert to supported fractions 1.2 08/11/2022 * The two date-based built-in ‘smart’ categories now display recipes sorted by date added (’New Recipes’) and date viewed (‘Recently Viewed’)
* Fixed exporting recipes to I-Eat-It (.eatit) files on macOS 1.1.1 08/07/2022 - Convert a recipe’s serves and ingredient amounts to the converted serves values permanently
- Ingredient records with a note/heading but no other content will display as a left-aligned heading
- Improved ‘Return’ key navigation when editing ingredients
- Corrected cursor placement in title field on macOS
- No longer attempts to ‘correct’ capitalisation of titles when importing recipes
- Changed app’s display name from ‘Eat It’ to ‘I Eat It’ to match the App Store
- New ‘Share as Exported File’ option when sharing recipes replaces the separate ‘Export’ function, allowing sharing of an exported recipes file to be done all within the app instead of having to share the exported file from the ‘Files’ app (or elsewhere)
- Improvements to print layout
- Fixed a crash on adding category to recipe
- Fixed iPad-only crashes when presenting various alerts 1.1 07/29/2022 - Fixed ‘Delete All Data on All Devices’ diagnostics function 1.0.3 07/21/2022 - Improved logic for triggering safe mode
- Limited display of decimal amounts to 3 decimal places for ingredients
- Improved diagnostics 1.0.2 07/21/2022 * Example recipes are no longer added by default, but by confirming a prompt
* Unicode fraction characters are correctly converted to quantities when pasting/importing to ingredients 1.0.1 09/11/2021 1.0 06/19/2020
version 1.4
posted on 2026-02-15
Fixed the recipe view's bottom toolbar not appearing in iOS 26 (including the share/print button).
version 1.2
posted on 2022-08-11
Aug 11, 2022
Version 1.2
* Convert ingredients (quantities and units) between measurement systems (metric/imperial or metric/us) - ruler button in the ingredients editor
* Convert preheat temperature between C and F - ruler button in the recipe details editor
* Buttons to edit a recipe’s ingredients, categories and photos are now available in the recipe viewer (as well as the recipe details editor)
* Recipes show data added or date viewed in ‘New’ and ‘Recent’ category lists
* Fixed display of ingredient quantities that don’t convert to supported fractions
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