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Cooking timers apps

Explore iPhone apps for cooking timers. Compare the main workflows, supported features, purchase options, and limitations documented for each listing. Greatooly links to official sources so you can check current availability and terms before choosing.

What to compare

Apps in this category approach cooking timers in different ways. Start with the task you need to complete, then compare the workflow and the specific features listed on each app page. The directory below links to app details, documented limitations, purchase notes, and sources.

How this directory is prepared

Greatooly summarizes public product information and links to official listings. App pages identify whether information was researched or hands-on tested. Pricing and availability can change by storefront, app version, and date, so check the linked source before purchase.

How to choose

Match the app's documented workflow to the specific cooking timers task you need to do.
Compare the current free tier, paid features, and renewal terms in the official listing.
Check supported devices, data export, sync, and privacy details where they matter to your use.

Frequently asked questions

Are all apps hands-on tested?

No. Each app detail page states whether its information was researched from public sources or hands-on tested. This category page does not imply that every app was tested.

Are prices and features guaranteed to be current?

No. App availability, prices, and features can change. Check the linked official store listing and the verification date shown on each app page.

WeeknightBite: Meal Planner

A weeknight meal planner with tested recipes, dietary filters, a combined grocery list, and hands-free cooking steps.

Suppa: Meal Planner & Recipes

A shared weekly meal planner that recommends saved recipes, builds grocery lists, and provides step-by-step cooking mode.

Spread: Recipe Book

A recipe book that imports recipes from links, apps, and photos, then provides clear cooking steps, timers, and optional iCloud sync.

Simmer: Meal Planner

Simmer builds weekly sets of budget-conscious one-pan meals based on household size and creates a matching shopping list. It tracks pantry staples, estimates meal costs, gives storage and prep guidance, and offers step-by-step cooking mode. The developer says it is free during its public testing period.

Salsa: Recipe Manager

A recipe manager that imports links, social posts, text, and photos into guided recipes with timers and serving controls.

Recippy! Recipe Book & Planner

A recipe organizer that scans cookbooks, imports links, builds meal plans, and shares shopping lists.

RecipeGo: Recipe Organizer

A recipe organizer that imports recipes from links, videos, or photos, translates and adapts them, and builds meal plans and grocery lists.

Recipe Scaler: Recipe Manager

A recipe organizer for saving and scaling recipes, building grocery lists, and cooking across devices.

Prep Day: Weekly Meal Planner

A private batch-cooking planner that combines recipes into a grocery list, cook order, container labels, and prep schedule.

PocketCook: Recipes & Meals

PocketCook saves recipe links and videos, extracts ingredients and steps, and keeps creator attribution with the recipe. It can coordinate several recipes into a meal, organize each step with ingredients and timers, and build shopping lists around preferred products. Plus adds meal timing and hands-free voice control; current pricing is not specified.