A plate of carbonara held in two hands over a deep blue table

Cooking that learns

The only cooking app
that learns
your taste

Every recipe is generated for you, from what you already have. There is no catalogue to browse, because a catalogue is the part nobody can personalise.

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Free to try, then 15 kr per week or 599 kr per year. iPhone, iOS 16 and later.

A slice of cherry pie with a scoop of vanilla ice cream on a blue rimmed plate

What comes out of it

It ends in dinner

Not a feed to scroll and not a folder of things you will never make. One dish, tonight, from what is already in the kitchen.

A plated dessert with strawberries and sorbet, sauce being spooned over it

A spoonful of tomato sauce, reduced until it holds its shape

Inside the app

One dinner, start to finish

Say what you feel like, pick a direction, cook it, keep it. What it learns from that is the last screen, and it is the only one that changes on its own.

The home screen asking what are we making, with cards for a dish, a sauce, a dessert and a shake — 01Start with the shape of it. A plate, a sauce, a pudding, a shake.

A globe with Louisiana, Mexico and Brazil pinned, above a list of cuisines to choose from — 02Then a direction. Same ingredients, four places to take them.

A mushroom ragu recipe with servings, timings and nutrition per serving — 03The recipe, written for the number of people actually eating.

The journal, showing cookbooks of saved meals with painted covers — 04Every cook is kept in full, so March is still there in November.

A radar chart of one cook's palate across salty, sweet, sour, bitter, umami, rich and heat — 05And the part that changes on its own: what it has worked out about you.

What it actually does

From what you have

Tell Andrea what is in the kitchen. It answers with a recipe built around it, not the nearest match from a database.

It learns as you cook

Rate a dish and it listens. Change one while you cook, and it listens harder, because using half the chilli says more than any star rating.

Your rules are rules

Allergies and diets are enforced in code before a recipe ever reaches you, not requested politely from a model.

A journal worth keeping

Every cook is saved with the full recipe, so the thing you loved in March is still there in November.

It follows you, not the phone

Andrea needs an account. Everything it learns about your cooking is tied to it, so that it follows you to a new phone rather than starting over.

The private parts stay private

Your dish photographs and your allergy rules never leave the device. An allergy is health information, and the safest way to handle it is not to hold it.

Start with dinner tonight

It knows nothing about you today, and says so. Give it a week of cooking and it will stop guessing.