Some Fine Food is smart, simple and easy to use. All of the highlighting is generated automatically, so you can focus on not burning that pan. It's designed to work from your phone, with a single hand, but it's also great on a large screen. Have an iPad? Cook from two recipes simultaneously.
Or photograph pages from your favorites books and convert to text if your phone supports it. Some Fine Food can even import entire recipes directly from supported sites. Of course, you can just type it all in as the inspiration strikes. Editing is one tap away so you can make changes as you go.
Your grocery list is available on any device, as you tick each item off. Some Fine Food figures out categories and groups ingredients together, so you can browse aisles without thinking. Like in recipes, you can scale ingredients to whatever number you need to feed.
Hard-of-hearing or noisy environment? You can link your Home Assistant or Node-RED hub to trigger just about anything when a recipe timer finishes. When that slow-cooking stew is done, your kitchen lamps can flash or a message can be sent to a different phone or tv. Any alert you can think of. Also, for those with ADHD who experience task overwhelm, lists can be hidden or highlighted to help.