📧 Contact Us
For any questions, bug reports, or feature requests, please email us at:
We typically respond within 1–2 business days. When reporting an issue, please include:
- Your device model (e.g., iPhone 16, iPad Air, Mac).
- Your iOS/macOS version (e.g., iOS 19.2).
- A description of what happened and what you expected to happen.
- If possible, diagnostic logs (see below).
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Why can't I import a recipe from a website?
Recipe Corner can only import recipes from pages that include structured recipe data (JSON-LD Schema.org format). Most major cooking sites support this, including AllRecipes, BBC Good Food, Serious Eats, Simply Recipes, Food.com, and Taste of Home. Personal blogs and some smaller sites may not include this data.
Where are my recipes stored?
All recipes are stored locally on your device. If you have iCloud enabled, they also sync to your private iCloud account so they appear on all your Apple devices. We never store your data on our servers.
Can I export my recipes?
You can share individual recipes using the Share button, which generates a shareable link and image card. For bulk export, your recipes exist in your iCloud storage and on your device's local storage.
The app isn't syncing between my devices.
Make sure iCloud is enabled for Recipe Corner on all devices. Go to Settings → [Your Name] → iCloud and ensure Recipe Corner has iCloud access. Syncing may take a few moments on slow connections.
How do I delete a recipe?
Swipe left on a recipe in the list, or long-press a recipe and select "Delete." To delete all recipes, go to Settings → Clear All Recipes.
Is Recipe Corner really free?
Yes! Recipe Corner is completely free with no ads, no subscriptions, and no in-app purchases.
🔍 Capturing Diagnostic Logs
If you're experiencing a persistent issue and want to help us debug it, you can capture diagnostic logs from your device and send them to us. This is entirely optional — you are never required to share logs.
Privacy note: Diagnostic logs may contain information about your device and app activity. Review the log content before sending and feel free to redact anything you're not comfortable sharing.
Option A: Capture Logs on iPhone / iPad
Install Apple's Console Profile (One-Time Setup)
To capture detailed logs on iOS, you need to enable logging. Visit Apple's Profiles and Logs page and install the relevant logging profile for iOS. This allows your device to capture detailed system logs.
Reproduce the Issue
Open Recipe Corner and perform the actions that trigger the problem. Try to note the exact time when the issue occurs.
Collect a Sysdiagnose
Press and hold both volume buttons + the side button simultaneously for about 1.5 seconds until you feel a short vibration. This triggers a sysdiagnose capture. Wait 5–10 minutes for it to finish generating.
Find and Send the Log
Go to Settings → Privacy & Security → Analytics & Improvements → Analytics Data. Look for entries starting with sysdiagnose. Tap to share, then email it to us.
Simpler alternative: If sysdiagnose is too involved, you can simply describe the issue in as much detail as possible — what you tapped, what you expected, and what happened instead. Include screenshots if helpful.
Option B: Capture Logs on Mac (via Console App)
If you use Recipe Corner on Mac (via Mac Catalyst), you can use the built-in Console app to capture logs:
Open Console
Open Console.app (search for "Console" in Spotlight, or find it in Applications → Utilities).
Select Your Mac
In Console's sidebar, select your Mac name under "Devices."
Filter for Recipe Corner
Click the search/filter bar and type Recipe Corner or recipeme. This filters the log to only show messages from the Recipe Corner app. You can also filter by the process name RecipeManager.
Start Logging & Reproduce
Click the Start button in Console's toolbar to begin capturing live logs. Then switch to Recipe Corner and reproduce the issue.
Save & Send
Return to Console, click Stop, then select the relevant log entries. Choose Edit → Select All (⌘A) and Edit → Copy (⌘C). Paste the output into a text file, save it, and email it to us at recipiecorner@codekind.net.
Tip: When sending logs, also tell us the approximate time the issue occurred. This helps us find the relevant entries quickly.
Option C: Capture Logs on Mac (via Terminal)
For advanced users, you can use the log command in Terminal to capture Recipe Corner logs with more control:
Email the resulting recipeme-logs.txt file to recipiecorner@codekind.net along with a description of the issue.
Still need help? Email us at
📧 recipiecorner@codekind.net