In their memory

Keep their recipes, their handwriting, their voice

When someone we love is gone, their recipes are often what we reach for. Kitchen keeps the cards they wrote, the stories, and the sound of them explaining how it is done.

Photograph the card. Kitchen types it up, and the card itself stays with the recipe, handwriting and all.

How it works

Three steps

Photograph their cards

Each card is typed up so you can cook from it, and the photo of the card is kept with it.

Write down what you remember

Add them as the person the recipes came from, with a photo, the year and the occasions.

Share with the family, when you are ready

Everything stays private until you invite someone. There is no rush.

FAQ

Questions people ask

Is it private?

Yes. Nothing is shared or public unless you choose to share it.

Can I keep a recording of them?

Yes. Add a voice memo to a recipe: one per recipe on a free account, as many as you like on Kitchen Plus.

Does it cost anything?

It is free to start, including 50 card imports. Kitchen Plus ($5 a month) removes the limits if you need more.

Can I download everything?

Yes. You can export your recipes any time, so they are never locked in.

Their recipes, kept whole

Start with one card. Add the rest whenever you are ready.