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I had questions. Apparently you are allowed one and then they stop answering. When I sent the email indicating they could close my account (which I foolishly thought my prompt them to help more), I received "You're all set!" So, unless you're very computer savvy, or have more upfront information about the website, I wouldn't recommend it. I needed some guidance on the program's features and compatibility with my older laptop. I received none of that.
I had questions. Apparently you are allowed one and then they stop answering. When I sent the email indicating they could close my account (which I foolishly thought my prompt them to help more), I received "You're all set!"
So, unless you're very computer savvy, or have more upfront information about the website, I wouldn't recommend it. I needed some guidance on the program's features and compatibility with my older laptop. I received none of that.
While the original developer was on board, Cheftap was not only a great app, but "customer service" aka the developer himself, was very responsive.
In the meantime, the developer has long gone and girl friend seems to have inherited the app and the subscription income. Customer service is non-existent. App is supposed to be able to handle an unlimited number of recipes with subscription, but it does not. If you clip a maximum of 900 recipes, you'll probably be okay.
Unfortunately there is little compatibility re export/import between this and the Paprika app, which I'm currently using.
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