Recipe statuses: Draft, Ready, Published, Archived
Every recipe carries a status. Here's what Draft, Ready, Published, and Archived mean — and how to change one.

Every recipe carries a status that tells you where it is in its life — still being worked out, proven, or set aside. Here's what each one means.

The four statuses
- Draft — a work in progress. You're still figuring it out.
- Ready — tried and trusted. (You may see this called "tested" behind the scenes; on the recipe it shows as Ready.)
- Published — finalized and ready to lean on.
- Archived — set aside. Still in your library for reference, but out of the everyday flow.
Changing a status
The status badge on a recipe is tap-to-cycle — tap it and the recipe advances to the next status. It's not a dropdown menu; each tap moves it along.
The one rule worth knowing
Status mostly just keeps you organized — with a single exception:
Heads up: You can't start a pour or production run from an Archived recipe. If you want to make it again, move it out of Archived first.
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