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Torrere docs · Your recipes and your account
Torrere keeps your recipes on every device you sign in to
Every recipe you make in Torrere is kept on Torrere's server with your account, so Saved recipes shows the same recipes on your phone and your computer. Each one can be renamed, and forgotten on one device without being deleted. Recipes you've opened on a device can be read there offline, and timers still work. For a copy of all your recipes, write to Torrere and one is put together for you.
Torrere lists your recipes under Saved recipes
Saved recipes, in the bar at the bottom of Torrere, lists every recipe on your account, most recently changed first, with the version each one is at. It shows what's already on the device straight away, then fills in the rest from the server, so a new phone or a reinstall shows everything once you sign in. Open a recipe to see its conversation, cook from it or change it.
Torrere renames a recipe from Saved recipes
Each recipe on Saved recipes has Rename, which takes a name of up to 120 characters. Torrere also names a recipe itself when it's still called Untitled, and changes the name when you ask it to in conversation.
Torrere forgets a recipe on one device
Forget hides a recipe on the device you're using and removes its conversation from that device. The recipe stays on Torrere's server and on your other devices, and the list says so. The app has no button for deleting one recipe from the server, apart from the discard button on the first card of a recipe that was just read in. Deleting your account deletes all of them.
Torrere reads recipes offline
A recipe you've opened on a device is kept on that device, so you can read it and cook from it without a connection. Torrere says "Offline" at the top of the app, and the recipe and timers still work. Changing a recipe, reading a link and anything else that asks Torrere to do something needs a connection.
Torrere sends you a copy of your recipes
The Torrere app has no export button. Write to support@torrere.com from the address on your account and ask for a copy of your recipes, and Torrere puts one together and sends it to you.