Grandma's Cookbook 3.0 is a big update:
- Meal Plan with per-meal servings and one scaled shopping list for the week
- Write a Recipe: type it or paste it, and edit any recipe card
- Family Cookbook PDF from any recipes, with contents and category sections; long recipes now continue onto extra pages
- Complete backup that keeps corrections, recipe cards, cook journal and meal plan
- Cook Mode timers keep running when the screen locks; ingredient check-off and an up-next step
- New tab bar and iPad layouts
- Fixes: "1 T" now reads as a tablespoon, timers no longer trigger on words like "minced", deleting a volume now asks first
- Removed the extra "RecipeArchive" bar

A clearer App Store name and search details. No other changes in this update.

HEIRLOOM BACKUP (NEW)
- Export your whole shelf - every volume, story, hometown, and scanned page - into a single Heirloom file you can AirDrop or email to family.
- Import a relative's Heirloom file and their volumes join your shelf, pages re-read by on-device text recognition.
- Your family's recipes now outlive any one phone.

Plus small polish across the shelf and reader.

**Prep Plan**
Every structured recipe now gets a practical kitchen readiness report before you start cooking. The app checks ingredients, steps, active time, passive time, make-ahead wording, timed directions, shopping needs, and vague watch points such as "until done" or "to taste."

**Readiness Score**
Recipe screens now show a clear score and next-best actions so you know whether the card is ready for Cook Mode, needs shopping, or needs a quick human check.

**Make-Ahead and Timer Detection**
The planner highlights overnight chilling, resting, rising, marinating, baking, simmering, and other timing-sensitive steps so old family recipes are easier to cook from today.

**Store Metadata Refresh**
Screenshots, support pages, privacy page, and App Store copy now reflect the current interface and 2.4 feature set.