One email when something big lands
When you join, you get four short tips over two weeks on getting the most out of it. After that it's a note when RecipeTables can do something it couldn't do before, written by the one person who builds the thing. Not a schedule, not a weekly digest, not recipes in your inbox.
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What's actually been in it
The last one announced the browser extension, photo conversion — you can point a camera at a cookbook page and get the whole recipe back as a table — and the public library. You can read every issue ever sent before deciding — there aren't many, which is the point.
If you'd rather not
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