Permission discipline
Privacy-first pages reward apps that ask for fewer dangerous permissions and show cleaner permission profiles.
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Recipe Manager
Use this track when permission minimization, risk context, and verification clarity matter more than raw popularity.
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6 active apps
Discover Recipe Manager apps with verified package details and curated download mirrors.
Privacy guardrails first
Top pick: EnRecipes
Average trust score: 77
How this track ranks apps
These pages are not alphabetical lists. Each track emphasizes a different decision priority.
Risk context
Lower-risk releases rank higher when users care more about privacy and verification than raw popularity.
Release freshness
More recent releases usually rank better because users need options that are still maintained.
Ranked options
Ordered using trust, risk, footprint, freshness, and category fit signals.
#1
EnRecipes
EnRecipes remains privacy-relevant with 0 dangerous permissions and a Low risk risk context.
EnRecipes is an open source, privacy-friendly digital cookbook that lets you create, manage and share your recipes. Release snapshot: Target SDK 30 | Min SDK 23 | Category: Recipe...
Priority score: 63
Trust score: 83
Risk: Low risk
Dangerous permissions: 0
Size: 24.1 MB
1 versions tracked
#2
Broccoli: The Green Recipe App
Broccoli: The Green Recipe App remains privacy-relevant with 2 dangerous permissions and a Low risk risk context.
A closer look at Broccoli: The Green Recipe App: release details and update history in Recipe Manager. Release snapshot: Developer: flauschtrud | Package: com.flauschcode.broccoli...
Priority score: 62
Trust score: 86
Risk: Low risk
Dangerous permissions: 2
Size: 9.1 MB
1 versions tracked
#3
Sift
Sift remains privacy-relevant with 0 dangerous permissions and a Medium risk risk context.
Sift is an Android app in Recipe Manager with a clean, verified release timeline. Release snapshot: Size: 76.7 MB | ABI arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a, x86, x86_64 | Updated: 2002-07-12 |...
Priority score: 51
Trust score: 71
Risk: Medium risk
Dangerous permissions: 0
Size: 76.7 MB
1 versions tracked
#4
Tournant
Tournant remains privacy-relevant with 0 dangerous permissions and a Medium risk risk context.
Explore Tournant in Recipe Manager with trusted metadata and a tracked update history. zimbelstern.tournant . Release snapshot: Min SDK 21 | ABI arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a, x86, x86_6...
Priority score: 51
Trust score: 71
Risk: Medium risk
Dangerous permissions: 0
Size: 4.4 MB
1 versions tracked
#5
Cooky
Cooky remains privacy-relevant with 1 dangerous permissions and a Medium risk risk context.
A closer look at Cooky: release details and update history in Recipe Manager. Release snapshot: Package: com.albdav.Cooky | Latest version: 1.1.0 | Developer: Alban | Updated: 200...
Priority score: 50
Trust score: 73
Risk: Medium risk
Dangerous permissions: 1
Size: 22.0 MB
1 versions tracked
#6
Twili Recipes
Twili Recipes remains privacy-relevant with 6 dangerous permissions and a trust_passport.risk. risk context.
A closer look at Twili Recipes: release details and update history in Recipe Manager. Release snapshot: Size: 75.1 MB | Updated: 2002-09-13 | Latest version: 0.2.10 | Min SDK 24 |...
Priority score: 20
Size: 75.1 MB
2 versions tracked
Questions users ask before choosing
Short answers for the trade-offs behind each library track.
When should I use privacy-first pages?
Use this track when permission scope, risk signals, and verification clarity matter more than raw popularity.
How are privacy-first pages ranked?
Privacy pages emphasize lower risk, cleaner permission profiles, and fresher releases over broad adoption alone.
What is the main trade-off in privacy-first pages?
Some widely used apps may rank lower here if they ask for more sensitive permissions or carry weaker trust context.
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