Voice control
Say "next" or "start the timer" without touching the screen. It is first for a reason: every other feature is worth less while your hands are covered in flour.
Roadmap
What is cooking next.
Two lists, kept apart on purpose: what the first version does, and what we are still building. Nothing moves from the second list to the first until it works in a real kitchen.
- 01
One step at a time
Big type, big buttons, and the screen stays on while you cook.
- 02
Timers in the steps
They keep real time, even with the app closed.
- 03
Resume and offline
Reopens on the same step. Cooks with no signal at all.
- 04
Safety and units
Safe temperatures on the step. °F or °C, your call.
That is the launch version, covered in detail on the features page.
In development
Being built now.
We will show each one when it works, not before.
Ask the kitchen
Out of butter? Pan too small? Halving the recipe? Ask, and get an answer for the step you are on, not a general article about butter.
Whole-meal timing
Cook three dishes at once and have them land on the table together. The app works backwards from when you want to eat and tells you what to start when.
Pantry and shopping
Know what you already have, buy only what you need, and see what you can cook tonight without another trip to the store.
How we decide
No dates, on purpose.
It has to work in a kitchen
Not in a demo. A feature ships after it survives a real dinner, with mess, interruptions and a phone that locks itself.
Reliability beats novelty
A timer that survives a dead battery matters more than a clever feature that forgets where you were.
The early list hears first
Every step forward goes to the list before it goes anywhere else, including what the app will cost.
We would rather be late
A date we cannot keep costs more trust than a delay nobody was promised.
Early access
Be first in line.
Join the early list and we will send your invite before the public launch. Want to help shape it? Tick the box below. We are picking home cooks to test it in real kitchens.