If you're okay with self-hosting I've been using Mealie and have liked it so far.

Good lookin' out. I don't think Paprika or Paprika3 have had updates in years on android.

I upgraded on my iPhone and I haven't been nagged, but I don't use it much.

Curious about the replies as well.

Mela!!! Super simple, can import from web pages, scanning, or PDF. Can export in lots of ways too. Can also add people, my family all share the recipies and can add. No ads or tracking. He also has an rrs app that's great too!

https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/mela-recipe-manager/id1548466041

Edit- it has a bunch if other features like calendar for meal planning and other stuff, but I don’t use them so can’t say much about them.

I was able to just click 'Restore Purchase' and it seems like the same paprika I've used for years is back without needing the subscription.

But even the premium at $10/year seems like a fine compromise to support the dev of one of the best cooking apps available.

I paid for Recipe Keeper years ago when it was apparently $6 per platform (so $6 on iOS / iPadOS and another $6 on macOS). At the time it was great and is still perfectly cromulent, but it looks like it's now $20 which feels a little steep for what it is. Now that I'm more comfortable with self-hosting, this Mealie thing people are talking about seems like it's worth a look.

Editing to add, it looks like you can import from a whole host of different platforms and formats, including Paprika. The only export option is a "Recipe Keeper .zip file," but I'm not sure how portable that is.

If you previously purchased Paprika 3 on any platform, you will continue to get all the previous features for free, only new users will have limits imposed (only 50 recipes before needing to subscribe). In addition, you will get the same features on all platforms.

Previously, I had bought the iOS version as it was just a few dollars, but had not bought the Mac version as it was like ＄40! But now, I have the Mac version for free with version 4. This is awesome and more than reasonable.

The information is very clear on their Support page

I switched from Paprika a year or so ago just because I wanted to be able to add recipes from my desktop and couldn't be assed to pay the $30 for a desktop client when I'd already bought it for mobile devices. I found Umami and haven't looked back. I don't recall what the lifetime subscription costs, but I've been able to share it with family members who were also getting frustrated with Paprika.