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Version 2.3.2 · 2026-10-26
• Various fixes and improvements
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The store currently lists version 2.3.2, updated 2026-10-26.








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Seeds is a beautiful, plant-based cookbook that makes putting together delicious meals that can reduce your environmental impact incredibly simple and fun. With an intuitive, interactive design and over a hundred incredible and easy-to-make recipes, Seeds is the easiest way to start reducing your carbon footprint and help save the planet.
• Cooking Made Simple
Seeds reinvents the cookbook with simple and interactive recipes that make assembling delicious meals a snap. Tap to check off each step, and Seeds helps by instantly starting timers, repeating steps for multiple items, alerting you when it’s time for the next step, and more. You can ask Siri to help, by saying “Hey Siri, next step.”
• Plan Your Meals
Seeds makes it easy to arrange all of your upcoming meals.…
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• Various fixes and improvements
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