Paprika 4 recipe app launches across platforms with new features and annual subscription

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The recipe, pantry, and grocery list app Paprika has released its version 4 update nearly a decade after version 3 debuted. The upgrade adds functionality across nearly every part of the app and is now available on Android, iOS, Windows, and macOS. Unlike Paprika 3, which was a one-time purchase per platform, most of the new features require an annual subscription of $14.99, which can also be gifted. The subscription grants access to the app on any supported platform. The reviewer who tested the app in open beta for several weeks noted the broad scope of the changes.

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