Lame news for those who like to record their memorable meals with Evernote Food: the company is ditching the two-year-old app on Sept. 30.

Come the end of next month, the iOS and Android apps will no longer be available for download and Evernote will abandon its efforts to keep them updated. Features within the apps, including Sync with the Evernote service, will also no longer work. But don't panic: Evernote has a recommendation.

"Food's most popular features were clipping recipes and snapping photos of meals," the company wrote in a blog post. "Today, our core Evernote apps and Evernote Web Clipper have evolved to do both of these things very well."

If you're looking to collect recipes and cooking inspiration, Evernote suggested you try its Web Clipper. The main Evernote app, meanwhile, can help you record your favorite meals, and lets you search for clipped recipes using keywords, tags, and location.

Meanwhile, if you currently use Evernote Food, you're probably going to want to sync it to Evernote before the end of next month to ensure all your notes are saved. Any clipped recipes, saved restaurants, and Evernote Food notes synced to Evernote before Sept. 30 will be safe. For more info, check out Evernote's FAQs.

"We appreciate your continued support for all of our apps," Evernote wrote. "By focusing our talents more effectively on our core products, we're able to create the best Evernote experience for you possible."

For a walk down memory lane, check out our 2013 review of Evernote Food.