The family recipe box, open on every screen.
Point the camera at a recipe card and AI turns it into a clean, structured recipe - with the original photo still attached. Then share your cookbook with the family and keep theirs open beside your own.
The family recipe box, open on every screen.
Point the camera at a recipe card and AI turns it into a clean, structured recipe - with the original photo still attached. Then share your cookbook with the family and keep theirs open beside your own.
Split an iPad into 1, 2 or 4 panes and put a different cookbook in each - yours, your mother's, your daughter's, your granddaughter's. Each pane switches on its own between that person's recipes, their album board, the cover they had AI paint, the drawing they made by hand, or a kitchen clock. Peel the ingredients off a recipe and they float above everything while you keep browsing.
A recipe card, a cookbook page, a note in your own handwriting. AI pulls out the title, the ingredients with real quantities, the steps and the times - and keeps the original photo one tap away, exactly as it was written.
Paste a link and the recipe comes out of the page - no ads, no life story, just the recipe. Screenshots and saved photos work the same way.
Send a link or a short code like VICTORIA-4271. Anyone who adds it can open your cookbook in any pane. The link keeps working, so it survives the family group chat - and you can retire it, or remove someone, whenever you want.
Tap 2× and the whole recipe follows: 4 lb of chuck roast becomes 8, half a cup becomes a cup, and the step that said pour into a bowl now says pour into two.
One step at a time, big enough to read from across the counter, on a screen that refuses to fall asleep while your hands are covered in flour. Tap either edge to turn the page.
Tick the ingredients you actually need and send them to Shopping List - already scaled, in recipe order, and never doubled up.
Coming to iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Vision Pro. On Vision Pro nothing splits - each cookbook opens as its own window, placed anywhere in the room.
Questions? Get in touch.