Hey C, I'll give you my two cents.
I downloaded a free app recently called "My Cookbook" because I wanted something for putting recipes together that popped into my head when I was away from home. I haven't used it yet because my head hasn't been popping, but it has all the features I was looking for. Hey, it was free. If it doesn't work, dump it.
For my home computer I use a $35 program called "The Living Cookbook." I have literally hundreds of recipes and records in it. It is downloadable from the maker's website. There is a 30 day free trial. It doesn't work on smartphones.
What I like about it is I can standardize the looks of my recipes, change them at will, copy them even easier, print them to use in the kitchen, share them with folks with the same program, or paste them in e-mails to share. Creating a new cookbook file takes about a second. I have seven different cookbooks in it now with my recipes, one of which is "Ray's BBQ Cookbook." I've put several of the recipes from SMF in it too, like Chef JJ's Finishing Sauce. You can easily create chapters, move them around, etc. It is a very intuitive software. You can put pictures in the recipes too. If you can create files on your home computer hard drive, you can work this program. It is that simple.
If you find a recipe here at SMF or online you like you copy it, paste it into the capture feature, and format it in less than a minute. You can make notes, comments, etc. I just upgraded my 2011 program to the 2015 version this past weekend and just now I saw they added a "Technique" section. I'll move all my notes from my cookbooks to that section, creating chapters for Smokers, Grilling, Roasting, Baking, etc.
I'm in that software almost as much as I hang out here. Hmmm, maybe I need to get out a little more.
Have a great weekend!