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Yummi review

Freemium#42 of 68 in Recipe Apps

An iOS recipe manager that combines imports, meal planning, grocery lists, and AI adaptations.

4.6/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Yummi is a recipe manager for home cooks who want to collect recipes and carry them through meal planning and cooking on iPhone or iPad. Recipes can be imported from websites and social posts through the iOS Share Sheet, with source links retained. The app also offers cookbook-page and handwritten-recipe scanning, portion adjustment, weekly scheduling, and grocery lists based on recipe ingredients. Its mobile-first workflow suits solo cooks and small households who want recipe storage and planning in one place.

The feature set follows a recipe from discovery to the kitchen. AI-assisted tools can suggest ingredient substitutions and dietary adaptations, while the weekly meal plan schedules saved recipes and can generate a shopping list from their ingredients. Cooking mode presents step-by-step instructions in a distraction-free view. Together, these features make Yummi more than a recipe bookmark collection, though the workflow remains centered on recipes users save and plan themselves. Cooks looking for recipe organization, adaptation, and guided cooking on an Apple mobile device may find that combination relevant.

The App Store listing describes Yummi as free with in-app purchases and names Yummi Pro Weekly Offer and Yummi Pro Yearly Offer. That gives users a free starting point alongside two Pro purchase options, but the published plan names alone do not establish which features are gated. Yummi is limited to iOS, so cooks who need Android, desktop access, or a cross-platform shared workflow should look elsewhere. It is a better fit for an iPhone or iPad cook seeking an individual recipe-to-grocery-list routine than for someone prioritizing broad device support or a larger household planning system.

Yummi pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Imports web and social recipes through the iOS Share Sheet, keeping source links.
    • Combines weekly meal planning with grocery lists generated from recipe ingredients.
    • Scans cookbook pages and handwritten recipes, with AI-assisted adaptations.
  • Where it doesn't
    • Available only on iOS, so it does not fit cooks seeking other platforms.
    • Pro is offered as weekly or yearly in-app purchases, which may not suit every budget.
    • Its focus is recipe organization and cooking, not a broader meal-service ecosystem.

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