Rosemary & Thyme
Your personal sous chef — An AI assistant running entirely on your device.
🍳 AI Kitchen Assistant
Chat with a personalized on-device AI that understands cooking. Get meal suggestions, cooking tips, and recipe help instantly.
🔍 Semantic Search
Search by ingredients, mood, or concepts. Type "quick dairy-free snacks" or "something warm for a rainy day" and find the perfect recipe.
🌐 Web Importer
Found a recipe online? Share the link and our intelligent parser extracts ingredients and instructions, stripping out the clutter.
🔒 100% Private & Offline
All AI features and data run exclusively on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac. No cloud, no account, no telemetry.
🌍 English & Spanish
Fully localized recipes and conversational intelligence in both English and Spanish.
♿ Accessibility First
Comprehensive VoiceOver support, Reduce Motion, and accessible navigation across every screen.
🔒 100% Privacy-First
All AI inference and semantic search run on your device via Apple Intelligence. Your recipes and kitchen secrets stay private.
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Rosemary & Thyme is free on the App Store with no ads or subscriptions. If you find it useful, consider buying me a coffee to support ongoing development and new features.
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RecipeSource
This app primarily searches recipes from RecipeSource, one of the oldest recipe sites on the Internet.
Their collection was started in 1993 by Jennifer Snider when she discovered the wonders of Usenet newsgroups & Internet mailing lists as a student at the University of California at Berkeley. She started saving recipes posted to those sources and soon amassed thousands of recipes. When her friends found out about the collection, they helped her to put them on the web. After several months of hard work, the recipes first appeared on the web in 1995 as SOAR: The Searchable Online Archive of Recipes.
The certificate for RecipeSource is no longer valid, but you can still visit it on archive.org.