Almost never exactly. A factory uses ingredients you don't keep at home and equipment your kitchen doesn't have. What you get lands close with fresh ingredients — in practice most people prefer their own version.

Everything except the copying itself. Your recipes, cooking mode, search, scaling servings and making PDFs all work without signal. Only a new copy needs the internet.

They stay on your device. When you copy, they travel once to our server, which passes them to the AI model and discards them. They're not used to train anything.

Yes, one sign-in with your e-mail — you get a code, no password. After that the app works offline for months. The account tracks how many copies you have left, so that survives a reinstall.

In the app, under Settings. Your account, synced recipes and photos are all removed. Export first if you want a copy — it takes seconds.

English and Dutch, including the recipes it writes. Switch whenever you like; on first launch it follows your phone's language.

You fix it — every recipe is fully yours from the moment you save it. And wherever the app itself was unsure, it says so, so you know where to taste.

Yes, unlimited and free. Grandma's pancakes sit right next to a copied supermarket meal, with the same cooking mode and the same PDF.

Yes, on every plan — free included. Recipes and their photos go to our servers in the EU as you save them, so a lost phone isn't a lost cookbook. Free keeps 50 recipes; inviting friends raises that, and Plus has room for thousands.

This phone is cleared and everything comes back when you sign in again. If something hasn't reached the server yet, we say so first and offer an export — that part would be gone for good.