Save a copy
- Open Local data in Supperbook.
- Choose Download complete backup.
- Save the
.supperbook.zipfile somewhere you control, such as Files or iCloud Drive.
Supperbook support
Keep the recipes. Fix the hiccup.
Supperbook keeps its kitchen library on your device. These steps cover the most important ways to protect, move, and troubleshoot it.
Start here
Protect your kitchen with a complete backup
Supperbook does not have an account or automatic cloud sync, so a backup is the safest way to recover your library or move it to another device.
Put a copy back
- Open Local data on the destination device.
- Choose Restore a backup and select the
.supperbook.zipfile. - Review the counts and confirm only when you are ready to replace the device’s current Supperbook data.
Restore replaces the current library on that device. Make a fresh backup first if you may need its current recipes or plans.
Recipe imports
Choose the import that matches what you have
Import a public recipe page
Link import needs internet access and contacts the website you enter. If a site blocks extraction or hides its full recipe, use pasted text or a screenshot and review the draft before saving.
Read what is already in front of you
Paste copied recipe text or select a cookbook page, recipe card, or screenshot. Photo recognition on supported Apple devices runs on the device. Always check quantities, temperatures, and timing.
Move a collection
In Local data, choose a supported Paprika, Mela, Crouton, Recipe Keeper, CSV, JSON, or recipe-library ZIP file. Review duplicates before committing the import.
Common questions
A few quick fixes
Can Supperbook recover recipes after I delete the app?
Not without a backup. Supperbook has no account or server copy of your
library. Restore your most recent .supperbook.zip backup
from Local data.
Why did a link import miss an ingredient or oven temperature?
Recipe sites format pages differently, and some do not expose complete recipe details. Open the saved draft, compare it with the source, and edit ingredients, method steps, timing, oven heat, and notes before cooking.
How do I make Supperbook easier to read?
Open the accessibility controls to increase text size, turn on high contrast, or reduce motion. Deliberate pinch zoom is also available on supported screens.
How do I keep the screen awake while cooking?
Open a recipe and turn on Keep awake. The control is intended for active cooking; turn it off when you are finished to conserve battery.
Still stuck?
Contact Supperbook support
Include your iPhone or iPad model, iOS version, Supperbook version, what you were trying to do, and the exact message you saw. Support requests are public, so do not include private recipes, shopping data, backup files, or other personal information.