Seeds: Plant-based recipes

Name: Seeds: Plant-based recipes
Rating: 4.3 (8 reviews)
Author: Plant HI Design

Cuisine et boissons

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Cuisine et boissons
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Plant HI Design
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EN
Anglais
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456,5
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Seeds is a beautiful, plant-based cookbook that makes cooking simple and fun. With an intuitive, fully interactive design and over a hundred incredible and easy-to-make plant-based recipes, Seeds is the perfect way to start reducing your environmental impact and help save the planet. Cooking Made Simple Seeds is a new way to cook that makes cooking easy for everyone, with simple and interactive step-by-step instructions. Tap an ingredient or step to move onto the next one, and Seeds will track your progress — letting you know if you need to wait before moving on, or if it's time for the next step — Seeds reinvents the cookbook to help you every step of the way. You can even use Seeds with just your voice, by saying “Hey Siri, next step.” Plan Meals Easily Planning meals in Seeds is easy with daily recipe recommendations for every meal of the day. And it's simple to keep track of ingredients you still need to gather — Seeds keeps recipes you're working on at the top of your recipe list, and syncs progress to all your devices with iCloud, so you can plan meals on the go with your iPhone and cook at home on your iPad. Simple & Amazing Recipes Seeds includes 100+ incredible and original plant-based recipes with beautiful, high-resolution photos (and more added regularly). Each recipe has been carefully crafted to be nutritious, tasty and easy to make, using ingredients that can be readily found in any market. And because every recipe in Seeds is 100% plant-based, they're good for both you and the planet. Save the Planet You can help save the planet with Seeds. Seeds includes an immersive, informational photo book — based on the latest scientific studies — showing how your food choices affect the world around you, and why the future of food is plant-based. Learn more about your environmental impact and ways to end climate change, the treatment of animals in agriculture, health benefits of a plant-based diet, and more. Features: • 100+ simple and easy-to-make plant-based recipes with high-resolution photos, and new additions regularly (Requires subscription for access to all recipes) • Simple and interactive step-by-step instructions • Pick the number of servings you want to make for each recipe • Seamlessly integrated timers that always point you to the next step • Keep track of recipe ingredients, tools and progress to plan your meals • Siri shortcut lets you use the app hands-free • Search for recipes from iOS Search and in-app • Supports cooking with U.S. or Metric units, and ºF or ºC • Syncs with iCloud across devices • Dark Mode support for late night cooking • Keep cooking on your lock screen or the Dynamic Island with support for Live Activities • See daily meal ideas on your lock screen or home screen with widgets • Learn more about how your choices can make an impact with an immersive integrated fact book Privacy & Terms: https://seedsapp.com/terms/

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4,3

sur 5

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Such a well thought out app
2021-03-24

Lukeweb23
This is a great app, the way it works is great and the recipes look and taste divine!
Such a well thought out app
2021-03-24

Lukeweb23

This is a great app, the way it works is great and the recipes look and taste divine!
Pretty - Unimpressive - Requires SUBSCRIPTION
2022-07-30

RainingGranny
TLDR:Sleek looking, but overall unimpressive and awkward. Only 67 recipes. Requires a subscription.FULL UPDATED REVIEW:This app is mostly an instagram-style scroll page of only 67 recipes (with subpages of details) and a rather basic search function. Plus a hard to exit information dynamic 'book' about the benefits of the plant based diet. Overall, the interface is very pretty in a very modern style, with gorgeous photos. However, despite being sleek it is actually not perfectly intuitive and not all functions are explained or easy to find. I love a strong minimalistic design, but I also want to find things easily and quickly. I do not want to click/swipe things multiple times when it could be as easy to design access to them with one tap only and with better visual cues.The half hidden search function (swipe down to see it) is lacklustre and not super useful. It is combined with a simple list of the names of the favourites. There is no better way to access and see all the favourites at a glance. To add a favourite - press the main image of the meal (sometimes there is a plus sign to indicate this hidden function - but not on all the dishes), then tap on the heart. This way to mark favourites is not immediately obvious, and is definitely an over complication for no good reason. A clear icon next to the recipe name would be much better. Or one under the main image, together with the details of the cooking time and the author. You will not see if something is already marked as a favourite at a glance. This app really needs a quick button to access all the favourites as its own feed or something alike - with images for quick reference. Perhaps the learning link can be moved elsewhere and replaced for a favourites link, or both can exist side by side as icons. Although i wish i could just remove the learning page altogether. It's too easy to press in error, hard to exit, and adds no value after the first read.With some tweaking the design can be nearly perfect, if you don't mind the scrolling style of browsing.The app does have controls for changing the measurement systems and calculating amounts for multiple portions, which is absolutely a must for any cooking app. Additional smart features may be useful to some cooks. No customisation options for dietary restrictions are inconvenient, but typical.Only 67 recipes in total, 7 of which are not immediately noticeable (they are accessed by scrolling sideways on some recipes - very awkward) and many are half hidden behind the $9.99/yr paywall. The subscription did not show up clearly when i downloaded the app originally, but appears to be visible now on my other devices. I wish there was an option for a one-time purchase instead. The recipes themselves do look nice and tasty. Which is great. If you don't mind the low selection or happened to like most of them - you will likely be happy with them. Otherwise you will want another app/source, limiting the usefulness of this app, especially as a subscription.CONCLUSION:The idea behind this app is brilliant, but the execution favours dynamic looks over functionally and could be annoying to many users. The low number of recipes makes is quite useless for me personally. The subscription only model kill it completely for me. I do appreciate what the app tries to do, so I might try it again in the future if more recipes are added and my other concerns are addressed. But not as a subscription. However, it might be right for you.-----UPDATE FOR DEVELOPERS:Thank you for your response. It is good of you to follow up. I have originally tried the app on my older iphone and there was no 'in-apps purchases' line near the 'get' button. I have just looked at it again on a different device and see that line now. I'm not sure what went wrong originally as I specifically avoid subscription based apps and prefer to buy them outright. (Although i understand that, at times, subscription is the only reasonable model for the developers. This is simply a personal choice.) And since your mention of this factor is buried deep at the bottom of the description and is not visible easily in the app itself - I clearly missed it. As such, I have changed my rating and review to reflect this information. Thank you for pointing this out. Do you have any plans of offering a one time purchase option for your app as an alternative? At a high enough price to make it reasonable for you, of course. I'd rather spend more money and get a good app with 200-300 recipes right away.As for the 67 recipes, if the 7 of them are half hidden - they will be missed by others as well. And thus be of little use. I urge you to fix this design flaw and make your design clearer, or include a better tutorial to all the functions. I do appreciate your focus on quality over quantity. However I find such a low number of recipes not useful for me. With only 67 recipes added in a full year, I fear it will take you another few years before I personally could find it better than just browsing ideas online or using other apps. Even if I love 20 of your meals (and keeping the dietary restrictions in mind this might be unrealistic), I would need another source to complement the app for variety. Having multiple apps for the same purpose gets cumbersome. Clearly I'm simply not your target audience, and a person happy to eat the same few things over and over again would be more pleased with your selection.Again, thank you for the response. I will keep an eye out to see if you improve your navigation (I am especially hoping for a separate easy to read page of favourites), and reach a more useful number of recipes. If you do that and add a one-time purchase option to unlock all, I'm sure I'll be happy to get it again. Thank you for promoting ethical food consumption! And best of luck.

Réponse du développeur
Thanks for the review — we actually currently have 67 recipes in Seeds at the time of this review (note that some sections scroll sideways), and we’re adding more every month. Seeds is about quality over quantity, so we take the time to carefully craft each recipe specifically for the app to provide a unique experience.We’re also fairly upfront about subscriptions. Every recipe that requires a subscription is marked with a special icon, and you won’t be able to start cooking any subscription-only recipes until you’re subscribed (you can take a look at the ingredients and first couple of steps). You can also try out a subscription free for 7 days.We’re always making improvements and adding new recipes, so feel free to take a look again any time!
Pretty - Unimpressive - Requires SUBSCRIPTION
2022-07-30

RainingGranny

TLDR:Sleek looking, but overall unimpressive and awkward. Only 67 recipes. Requires a subscription.FULL UPDATED REVIEW:This app is mostly an instagram-style scroll page of only 67 recipes (with subpages of details) and a rather basic search function. Plus a hard to exit information dynamic 'book' about the benefits of the plant based diet. Overall, the interface is very pretty in a very modern style, with gorgeous photos. However, despite being sleek it is actually not perfectly intuitive and not all functions are explained or easy to find. I love a strong minimalistic design, but I also want to find things easily and quickly. I do not want to click/swipe things multiple times when it could be as easy to design access to them with one tap only and with better visual cues.The half hidden search function (swipe down to see it) is lacklustre and not super useful. It is combined with a simple list of the names of the favourites. There is no better way to access and see all the favourites at a glance. To add a favourite - press the main image of the meal (sometimes there is a plus sign to indicate this hidden function - but not on all the dishes), then tap on the heart. This way to mark favourites is not immediately obvious, and is definitely an over complication for no good reason. A clear icon next to the recipe name would be much better. Or one under the main image, together with the details of the cooking time and the author. You will not see if something is already marked as a favourite at a glance. This app really needs a quick button to access all the favourites as its own feed or something alike - with images for quick reference. Perhaps the learning link can be moved elsewhere and replaced for a favourites link, or both can exist side by side as icons. Although i wish i could just remove the learning page altogether. It's too easy to press in error, hard to exit, and adds no value after the first read.With some tweaking the design can be nearly perfect, if you don't mind the scrolling style of browsing.The app does have controls for changing the measurement systems and calculating amounts for multiple portions, which is absolutely a must for any cooking app. Additional smart features may be useful to some cooks. No customisation options for dietary restrictions are inconvenient, but typical.Only 67 recipes in total, 7 of which are not immediately noticeable (they are accessed by scrolling sideways on some recipes - very awkward) and many are half hidden behind the $9.99/yr paywall. The subscription did not show up clearly when i downloaded the app originally, but appears to be visible now on my other devices. I wish there was an option for a one-time purchase instead. The recipes themselves do look nice and tasty. Which is great. If you don't mind the low selection or happened to like most of them - you will likely be happy with them. Otherwise you will want another app/source, limiting the usefulness of this app, especially as a subscription.CONCLUSION:The idea behind this app is brilliant, but the execution favours dynamic looks over functionally and could be annoying to many users. The low number of recipes makes is quite useless for me personally. The subscription only model kill it completely for me. I do appreciate what the app tries to do, so I might try it again in the future if more recipes are added and my other concerns are addressed. But not as a subscription. However, it might be right for you.-----UPDATE FOR DEVELOPERS:Thank you for your response. It is good of you to follow up. I have originally tried the app on my older iphone and there was no 'in-apps purchases' line near the 'get' button. I have just looked at it again on a different device and see that line now. I'm not sure what went wrong originally as I specifically avoid subscription based apps and prefer to buy them outright. (Although i understand that, at times, subscription is the only reasonable model for the developers. This is simply a personal choice.) And since your mention of this factor is buried deep at the bottom of the description and is not visible easily in the app itself - I clearly missed it. As such, I have changed my rating and review to reflect this information. Thank you for pointing this out. Do you have any plans of offering a one time purchase option for your app as an alternative? At a high enough price to make it reasonable for you, of course. I'd rather spend more money and get a good app with 200-300 recipes right away.As for the 67 recipes, if the 7 of them are half hidden - they will be missed by others as well. And thus be of little use. I urge you to fix this design flaw and make your design clearer, or include a better tutorial to all the functions. I do appreciate your focus on quality over quantity. However I find such a low number of recipes not useful for me. With only 67 recipes added in a full year, I fear it will take you another few years before I personally could find it better than just browsing ideas online or using other apps. Even if I love 20 of your meals (and keeping the dietary restrictions in mind this might be unrealistic), I would need another source to complement the app for variety. Having multiple apps for the same purpose gets cumbersome. Clearly I'm simply not your target audience, and a person happy to eat the same few things over and over again would be more pleased with your selection.Again, thank you for the response. I will keep an eye out to see if you improve your navigation (I am especially hoping for a separate easy to read page of favourites), and reach a more useful number of recipes. If you do that and add a one-time purchase option to unlock all, I'm sure I'll be happy to get it again. Thank you for promoting ethical food consumption! And best of luck.
Réponse du développeur 2022-07-30
Thanks for the review — we actually currently have 67 recipes in Seeds at the time of this review (note that some sections scroll sideways), and we’re adding more every month. Seeds is about quality over quantity, so we take the time to carefully craft each recipe specifically for the app to provide a unique experience.We’re also fairly upfront about subscriptions. Every recipe that requires a subscription is marked with a special icon, and you won’t be able to start cooking any subscription-only recipes until you’re subscribed (you can take a look at the ingredients and first couple of steps). You can also try out a subscription free for 7 days.We’re always making improvements and adding new recipes, so feel free to take a look again any time!
Immediate paywall
2024-09-11

AlexSaskia
After installing, it recommended some specific recipes in the main page. I opened just one and it’s already paywalled past listing ingredients. I understand developers need income, but if I can look up recipes online or browse YouTube/TikTok/Social Media for free and get more or less the same things, why would I use this app?
Immediate paywall
2024-09-11

AlexSaskia

After installing, it recommended some specific recipes in the main page. I opened just one and it’s already paywalled past listing ingredients. I understand developers need income, but if I can look up recipes online or browse YouTube/TikTok/Social Media for free and get more or less the same things, why would I use this app?

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