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Cooking Units: Kitchen Measurev1.1

Released August 20, 2026Major

iOS

What changed

  • UXFixed unit swapping logic to prevent incorrect conversion figures
  • UXFixed parsing of thousands separators and decimal commas to prevent values collapsing to zero
  • New featureAdded search and filtering functionality to meat temperature lists
  • ContentUpdated Fahrenheit and Celsius temperature data to match standard cooking tables
  • UXImplemented full VoiceOver support with descriptive labels for accessibility
  • PlatformAdjusted bottom banner scaling to prevent clipping on larger devices

Original release notes

Swapping units works properly now. Tap swap on 2 cup showing 473.18 ml and you get 473.18 ml showing 2 cup, instead of the wrong figure it used to produce.
Large amounts no longer collapse to zero. Results that carry a thousands separator, and decimal commas on keyboards that use them, are now read back correctly.
Meat temperatures have a search field. The list filters as you type within the category you are looking at.
Fahrenheit readings now match the tables cooks compare them against. Rare shows 125°F and medium well shows 150°F. Medium well also moved to 66°C to match its published pair. Every food safety minimum is unchanged: 145°F for whole cuts, 160°F for ground meat, 165°F for poultry.

VoiceOver reads the whole app. Each temperature is announced as one sentence with both scales, and every control has a label.

The banner at the bottom sizes itself to the device instead of being clipped on larger screens.

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