Devices and Apple features

Yes. Saucepan runs on iPhone and iPad. There is no Mac app.

Android is coming soon. Saucepan is on iPhone today, and signed-in accounts can use the web app at getsaucepan.com/app in any browser. Recipes you share also open as web pages. Read the full answer.

Yes. Sign in at getsaucepan.com/app with the same account you use in the app to see your library, collections and groceries in a browser.

There is no Watch app. The cooking Live Activity shows in the Apple Watch Smart Stack, so the countdown and the step you are on go where you go. Nothing to set up. About Apple Watch.

Partly. There is no CarPlay app. On iOS 26, the Tonight, Timers, Quick Cook and Make It Again widgets show on CarPlay, so the drive home answers what is for dinner. Groceries stays on your iPhone. About CarPlay.

Yes. HomeView shows your iPhone's widgets and Live Activities, so Saucepan's Tonight, Timers, Quick Cook and Make It Again widgets and the Cook Mode timer appear there. There is nothing to install. HomeView launches November 13, 2026. About HomeView.

Tonight, Timers, Kitchen, Groceries, Quick Cook and Make It Again, on the Home Screen, Lock Screen and in StandBy. There are also Control Center controls to start a timer or get back to cooking. About widgets.

Yes. Say "What's for dinner in Saucepan", "Next step in Saucepan" or "Set a cooking timer in Saucepan." Every action is also in Shortcuts. All Siri phrases.

Yes. Every Saucepan action is in the Shortcuts app: save a recipe from a link, add a recipe to Groceries, start a timer, open a recipe. You can also start a timer or jump back into cooking from the Action button.

They show your current step and every running timer on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island. You get next step, add a minute and pause buttons. About Live Activities.

With Visual Intelligence, you point your iPhone camera at a dish or ingredients and see matching recipes from your own Saucepan collection. When a recipe is in view on a screenshot, Saucepan offers to save it. About Visual Intelligence.

Yes. Search with Spotlight and open a saved recipe directly.

No, but it helps. Saucepan reads recipes with Apple Intelligence on your iPhone when it can. If your iPhone cannot, the recipe is read in the cloud. Free accounts get 10 cloud reads a month.

Yes. The 21 languages cover the app, widgets, Live Activity, Siri phrases and the share extension. Translations are being reviewed by native speakers.