Family recipes. Living roots.

Hear her say it
one more time.

The pinch of salt. The story behind it. The voice you never want to lose. Save your family’s recipes in their own words, and make a cookbook that speaks.

Start with one recipe. Bring the whole family along.

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More than ingredients.

A little piece of the person who taught you.

What we’re here to preserve

The real voice, not an imitationFamily stories, not just instructionsA keepsake worth passing down

From kitchen to keepsake

One recipe starts
a family tradition.

You don’t need a perfectly written recipe. You need a familiar voice and a place to begin.

01 / RECORD

Keep the way
they tell it.

Record the recipe in their voice. Leave room for the little detours: who taught them, when they make it, and why the measurements are always “just enough.”

A question to start with

“Who taught you to make this?”

The story belongs beside the recipe.
02 / PASS THE POT

Your turn, Aunt Rosa.

Nominate three relatives with a personal invitation that includes your recipe. They hear a familiar voice first, then add their own. Follow your shared cookbook as the family fills it together.

03 / SHARE A LITTLE

A story made to travel.

Turn a recipe into a 15-second vertical clip: their voice over an animated recipe card. Share a taste of your family’s story with #HearTheRecipe.

04 / GIVE IT BACK

A book you can hear.

Bring the collection into a printed hardcover, with a QR code beside each recipe. Open a page, scan, and hear the person behind the dish.

Make room for your memories

Choose your family’s next chapter.

Explore the available plans below. Review what’s included before choosing; check printed-book availability and costs before planning a gift.

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For individuals getting started

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  • Up to 3 team members
  • Basic analytics
  • Community support
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Don’t wait for a special occasion

The best time to ask
is while they’re here.

Pick the dish that tastes like home. Ask them to tell you how they make it. Let that be the first page.

Start your family cookbook