Pinch — Kitchen Converter

Name: Pinch — Kitchen Converter
Price: 1.99 USD
Author: Aditya Wirayudha

Aditya Wirayudha

Food & Drink

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Price

USD 1.99

Version

1.0

Size

4 MB

Age

Released 2026-03-31First seen 2026-07-08App Store →

Description

How many grams is 1 cup of flour? It's 120g. How about 1 cup of sugar? That's 200g. Every ingredient is different — and generic converters don't know that. Pinch is the kitchen converter that knows 1 cup of honey weighs almost 3x more than 1 cup of flour. Pick from 100 common ingredients, tap your amount, and see the answer instantly. No subscriptions. No ads. No account. Pay once, convert forever. INGREDIENT-AWARE CONVERSIONS Generic unit converters treat every ingredient the same. Pinch doesn't. Our database of 100 ingredients uses accurate density values sourced from King Arthur Baking, USDA, and Bob's Red Mill — the references professional bakers trust. EVERY UNIT A COOK NEEDS - Volume: cups, tablespoons, teaspoons, mL, liters, fluid ounces, pints, quarts - Weight: grams, kilograms, ounces, pounds - US, UK, and Australian measurements (yes, Australian tablespoons are different) - Butter sticks, eggs, and other cooking-specific units OVEN TEMPERATURES Fahrenheit, Celsius, and Gas Marks with a built-in reference chart. No more Googling "what is 180C in Fahrenheit" mid-bake. RECIPE SCALER Half batch? Double batch? Cooking for 3 instead of 8? Quick-scale buttons let you resize any recipe in one tap, then convert the result to any unit. FRACTIONS, NOT DECIMALS American cooks think in 1/4 cup, not 0.25 cup. Pinch shows results as fractions for volume measurements, with exact decimals available for precision bakers. QUICK REFERENCE CARDS Butter sticks to grams, egg measurements, volume equivalents, US vs UK vs Australian units — everything you look up over and over, always one tap away. WORKS OFFLINE, EVERYWHERE No internet required. No data collection. No account to create. Pinch works on your countertop with flour on your fingers, at the grocery store, or anywhere you cook. Built for home bakers and cooks who are tired of Googling "cups to grams" every single time.