Copy Me That recipe manager

Name: Copy Me That recipe manager
Rating: 4.6 (1174 reviews)
Author: Copy Me That

By: Copy Me That App

+ shopping list & meal planner

Overview

Version:

4.2.8

Last updated: 2026-03-16

Ranking

#51,100 ▲ 4,125

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Copy Me That is an all-in-one recipe hub: a recipe manager, shopping list, and meal planner that stays in sync across devices. Clip recipes from websites and apps, edit them, and organize with collections and photos.

Plan meals, build smart shopping lists by recipe or aisle, and export your collection anytime. Share in the Copy Me That Community and enjoy features across devices with simple pricing.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Content Task Management Shopping Community

By:

Copy Me That

Rating:

4.60

(1,174) 3 new ratings

Version:

4.2.8 Last updated: 2026-03-16

Version code:

883357556

Creation date:

2015-01-28

Compatible devices:

Size:

18.00MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-27

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 51,100 ▲ 4,125

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Developed by:

Copy Me That

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/copy-me-that-recipe-manager/id956800243

User Reviews

Users praise Copy Me That for easy one-click saving from websites, strong organization with tags/filters, and useful planning tools, plus cross-device syncing and clean views. The main downsides are the move to a subscription model with pricing concerns, site compatibility issues (notably NYT Cooking), occasional save problems, and some feature gaps. Overall, long-time users find it highly valuable for organizing and accessing recipes across devices despite pricing frustrations.

Pros

One-click saving from websites and easy copy of recipes.
Strong organization with tags, filters, and powerful search.
Planning tools like meal planning and grocery lists, plus the ability to view ingredients next to steps and print or compile a cookbook.
Cross-device syncing and a clean, customizable recipe view.
Long-standing reliability and value, with a free tier and optional lifetime paid version.

Cons

Shift to a subscription model with pricing that many users view as too expensive; preference for a one-time or lifetime option.
Site compatibility issues, especially with NYT Cooking, causing some saves to fail or require workarounds.
Occasional save failures or reliability hiccups reported by users.
Some feature gaps or workflow friction, such as less direct access to Collections and limited duplicate-detection.
Mixed developer responsiveness noted by a few users.

Recent reviews

This was a great free app, and I used it to house all my recipes. Then, out of the blue, they wanted to start charging for it. I cannot access any recipes without payment. It feels like a bait and switch. I don’t think it was fair of the company to act the way they did. Upfront, years ago, I was not informed that one day I would have to pay to have my recipes released from their hostage status.