The recipes you cook from, in one book, and a dinner for eight planned to the minute.
Save from a chef’s video or a blog and get the recipe in one shape. Plan the dinner across dishes and days, shop it in one list, and follow one timeline with everyone in the kitchen.
From the chef’s video to the table
Save it from the source
A YouTube video, a blog, a note from a friend. The recipe comes out in one shape, with the quantities the chef said once at minute nine, and your edits are the version you keep.
Plan the dinner, not just the night
Several dishes on one meal, across the week. Saturday’s dinner can be three recipes and Friday’s prep, and each scales to the number at the table.
Shop it in one list
Every ingredient from every dish, merged and by aisle, priced at FairPrice, RedMart or Cold Storage. The specialty shops are coming; say which first.
Cook from one timeline
Cook mode, in beta, takes the dishes and the time you want to eat and lays out the order, with the oven and the stove not fighting and steps everyone in the kitchen can tick.
Where a dinner for friends goes wrong
The chef says the quantities once, at minute nine, so you rewatch the video nineteen times.
Three recipes, one oven, and all of them want it at 200 degrees at seven o’clock.
You Google the recipe again and hope you get the version you liked, and you know you changed something last time.
Any source, one shape
Paste a link, some text or a video and it is yours, with the ingredients, the method and a photo in the same shape every time. A chef’s fourteen minute video becomes a recipe you can cook from. Discover then brings more from the same kitchen, and from a few others that cook the way you do.
A real screen, not a mock-up
Our own book, with blogs, YouTube and a few pasted notes all in the same shape.
What people ask
YouTube really works?
Paste the video link. It reads the recipe from the video and keeps a photo. Long videos take a minute.
What is Cook mode?
You pick the dishes for a dinner and a time to eat. It works out the order and the overlaps and shows one timeline the whole kitchen follows. It is in beta, turned on per household in settings.
Can I change a recipe?
Everything, from the title to the servings. Your version is the one you keep.
What would make you cook more?
Not built yet. One tap tells us which to build first.
Cook mode for everyone
The timeline out of beta, for any dinner.
Learning from the chefs you follow
More from the creators and kitchens you cook from, in the app, with their consent.
Zairyo and The Fishwives on the list
The specialty shops priced beside the supermarkets.
Start with the recipe you keep losing.
Paste the link. The rest of the book follows one recipe at a time.
Save your first recipeFree while in beta. After that S$6.90 a month for the whole household, and the board and the list stay free.