Sorrel

The Sorrel blog

What’s new in Sorrel, how it works, and what it doesn’t do yet.

  1. Sorrel is on iPhone Sorrel is now in the App Store: the same calm recipe app, built natively for iPhone, with a widget, Live Activity timers and sync with Android.
  2. Import recipes from X, Facebook and pages in any language Sorrel now reads recipes from X videos, Facebook posts and reels, and pages in Korean, Japanese, Chinese and more — and translates them for you.
  3. Cook from what you already have Sorrel’s Kitchen keeps track of your fridge, freezer and pantry, then shows which of your recipes you can make tonight — with swaps when you’re one thing short.
  4. New in cook mode: plate photos, timers you can see, and flow charts Small things that make cooking from your phone easier — a photo of every plate, timers on the lock screen, a screen that stays on, and any recipe as a one-page flow chart.
  5. Plan the week, then stop thinking about it Meal reminders, an evening heads-up to thaw or marinate, your meals in your calendar, plans that respect diets and allergies, and a smarter grocery list.
  6. Cooking for more than one: households, share links and your assistant Share a cookbook and a live grocery list with your household, send any recipe as a link or a card, and ask ChatGPT or Claude to add to your plan.

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