Keep the way they showed you

Cook it the way it was actually shown.

Turn a cooking video, recipe or recording into a step-by-step guide that stays faithful to the source — including their words, quantities, language and cooking cues. Amounts they never gave stay unfilled.

60-second overview

RecipeMirror showing a guide built from a cooking video.

Representative demo kitchen — amounts the source never gave stay questions.

Transcript
  1. Find a dish — search, the demo, or a link you already have.
  2. RecipeMirror reads what is there. A real video takes a minute or two.
  3. An amount nobody stated stays a question. Calories come from what it could resolve.
  4. Then cook from the guide, scale the same dish, and say how it went.

Spanish, Hindi, Tamil — kept beside English, never instead of it. The same bilingual step for other languages the source used. The web app works on a phone today; native apps are later.

A cook at the hob glances toward a phone on the worktop. RecipeMirror’s cooking guide is moving through the next few steps.

Step 3 of 8

Show original · 3:55

Sear the chicken hard in a hot pan, in batches. Do not cook it through.

Untilbrowned outside, still pink at the centre

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How it works

1Find a dish

Search, try the demo, or start from what is in. A link is for when you already have one.

2It reads what is there

Ingredients, amounts, order and timing — and what the source never says.

3Cook with guidance

Step by step, read aloud, with the original two seconds away.

4Mark what you did

Notes on what you actually used stay with the dish for next time.

Their language, kept

English beside the original. Never instead of it.

A sofrito, a reduction, a tadka — illustrations of how a bilingual step is shown, not recordings from named cooks.

Español

Después del sofrito, añade el ajo.

After the sofrito, add the garlic.

Français

Laissez réduire jusqu’à ce que la sauce nappe la cuillère.

Reduce until the sauce coats the spoon.

हिन्दी

तड़का लगाने के बाद घी डालें।

After the tadka, add the ghee.

See RecipeMirror in action

Experience a real dish, end to end.

The whole loop — bring it in, read it, ask what it cannot know, cook, rescue. No sign-up.

Launch the interactive demoButter chicken in a copper bowl — the dish in the interactive demo.

For families. For generations.

Some recipes were never written down.

Record the person who knows the recipe. Their way, their words — kept for today and for whoever cooks it next.

An older cook showing a younger one how a pasta sauce comes together at the hob.

Trust is our recipe

Provenance you can see

Every step points back at the moment it came from, so you always know where it came from.

Privacy first

Your sources, notes and favourites stay yours. Family recordings are never published or shared.

Honest uncertainty

When RecipeMirror does not know, it does not pretend. An amount nobody stated stays a question.

Take RecipeMirror anywhere.

The web app already works on a phone — open it at the hob, nothing to install. Native apps are on the way. RecipeMirror is opening to a small first group. Leave an address if you want one message when there is room, or when the native apps exist.

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