Here are some screen shots that highlight some of the features of iEat. Please note that some screens might be outdated as they were taken in older versions of iEat.
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| iEat Home (anonymous user): This is what you see when you first visit iEat. From here you can browse all the recipies currently in the database or login to access more features. | iEat Home (logged in user): Once you log in you have access to more features, like adding your own recipes and updating your iEat account settings. |
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| Browse all recipes alphabetically: You can always browse all available recipes via the recipe index. | Viewing a recipe: recipes are displayed in a clean and simple way. |
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| Kitchen search: Besides a simple full-text search, you can search for recipes by any number of ingredients. This lets you find recipes you can make with what you have available in your kitchen. | Rate recipes: once logged in you can rate any recipe on a 1 to 5 star scale. |
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| Recipe using other recipes as ingredients iEat supports recipes that use other recipes as ingredients. For example this screen shot shows a recipe that uses two other recipes, Mushroom Stock and Tart Dough as ingredients. When you generate a shopping list from recipe like this, the referenced recipe ingredients are added to your list, too. | Registering for iEat account: In order to create your own recipes, you must register. Registration is easy. |
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| Creating a new recipe, part 1: iEat supports multiple measurement systems. When you create a new recipe you choose what system the recipe uses (i.e. metric, US). | Creating a new recipe, part 2: Creating a new recipe is simple to do. You just fill in the form, adding as many ingredients and instructional steps as needed. |
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| Convert recipe measurement system: For any recipe you can display it in an alternate measurement system. For example you can display a metric recipe using US measurements. | Create meal plans: meal plans let you group multiple recipes together, and from there generate shopping lists. |
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| Viewing a meal: Here you can see a meal plan that uses three recipes. | Generate a shopping list: you can let iEat generate a shopping list of all ingredients for all recipes used in your meal. The list will consolodate all the ingredients from each recipe and display them in alphabetical order. |
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| Import RecipeML: you can import RecipeML recipes by simply uploading a RecipeML file. | Importing recipe: while importing a recipe iEat helps you map the imported data to iEat values. |
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| Export recipes: you can export recipes as either RecipeML (good for sharing with other recipe programs) or as plain text (good for pasting in an email). | Add comments: once logged in you can add comments to any recipe (even ones you did not create). |
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| Advanced search: once logged in you can use the advanced search form to search for recipes by any combination of a number of search criteria. This lets you find, for example, your favorite pie recipes (i.e. recipes rated higher than 3 that contain the phrase "pie"). | Add image to recipes: you can add a GIF, JPEG, or PNG image to any recipe you create. |
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| Recipe with image: here is an example of a recipe with an image. |