Sharing and households

You choose for each recipe: Public, Friends, or Link only. Public means anyone can find it, and search engines can list it. Friends means people who follow each other. Link only means anyone with the link, not listed. Everything else stays private. About sharing.

No. Only recipes you publish are visible, and only to the audience you pick.

Cook Together lets a household share collections, the meal plan and the grocery list. Invite people with a link, and everything updates for everyone. About Cook Together.

Open Settings and start a household, or share a collection. Then send the invite link. It opens in Saucepan on their phone. Share with family.

Open the invite link someone sent you. If Saucepan is installed, it opens in the app and asks you to join. If it opens in the browser, tap Open in Saucepan, or install the app and open the link again.

Yes. The person who sent an invite can turn it off or reset it. Invite links are valid for 7 days.

A household can have up to 6 people, according to the Privacy Policy. Saucepan+ supports up to 6 household profiles. The app shows the current household limit for your plan.

Cook Together is free: it shares collections, the plan and the grocery list. Saucepan+ adds up to 6 household profiles. With Family Sharing on, Saucepan+ can be shared with up to five other members of your Apple family group. See pricing for what each plan includes.

It depends on their role. People you invite to a shared collection are viewers or editors. Editors can add their own recipes to it.

Yes. Choose Share Link on a recipe. Saucepan makes an unlisted copy on getsaucepan.com, and anyone with the link can open it without an account. The copy leaves out your notes, private photos and taste profile. Tap Stop Sharing Link to hide it.

Yes. The owner of a collection can turn on a view-only link. Anyone with it can see the recipes but cannot add to them. Turn the link off and it stops working.

Yes. Follow cooks you like, and post an I Made This when you cook someone else's recipe. Use Make It Mine to adapt a recipe, and the credit to the original stays attached.

Yes, at any time. What you added to a household list stays with the household.

Tap the three dots on the recipe, post, comment or profile, then tap Report and choose a reason. Reports are private. You can also Block someone from their profile. See the Community Guidelines.