Thyme to Cook

The recipes you save,
cooked together.

Share a Reel, a TikTok or a recipe from anywhere. It becomes one cookbook you share with the people you cook with: one plan, one shopping list, and what everyone’s craving.

Coming soon to iPhone and Apple WatchSee how it works
Photo: Duane Mendes / Unsplash

From a feed to the stove

A Reel becomes dinner without leaving the app.

One · Share

Share it from wherever you found it.

In TikTok, Instagram or Safari, tap Share and choose Thyme to Cook. From a link, it reads the caption and pulls out the ingredients and steps. If the recipe is only spoken in the video, share the saved video instead and it listens.

It never downloads a video from a link. It reads the caption and keeps a link back to the original, with the creator’s name.

Two · File

Answer once, while it loads.

An import takes a few seconds, so that is when you answer the questions only you can: what it’s for, whether it’s good for meal prep or the freezer, whether to make it soon, and your own tags. Every question is on one screen.

The AI makes a suggestion; you decide. Nothing is filed that you didn’t tick.

Three · Shop

One list, for everyone in the kitchen.

Make it soon and what it needs goes on the shopping list. Everyone in your cookbook shares the same list, and can see who added what.

Four · Cook

One step at a time, in type you can read from the counter.

Timers, voice commands, and your Apple Watch for the next step when your hands are covered in flour. When you’re done, rate it and add a photo of how yours turned out.

Why it’s different

A recipe box is for one person. A kitchen is for everyone in it.

Thyme to Cook is built around the people you cook with, not just the recipes you collect.

Photo: engin akyurt / Unsplash

Cook mode

Built for hands covered in flour.

One step on the screen, large enough to read from the counter. Say “next” or “back” and it listens. Start a timer and it follows you to the lock screen. When your phone is across the room, your Apple Watch shows the step.

See cook mode

Hands lifting fresh pasta ribbons from a pasta machine
Photo: Jorge Zapata / Unsplash

Cook together

One cookbook. Everyone’s in it.

Invite someone with a code and they see your recipes, your plan and your shopping list. Each person keeps their own login, their own cravings and their own dietary needs.

How sharing works

In your cookbook
SSamJJoInvite
Tonight
Jo wants this tonightOne-pot chicken gnocchi
Jo’s cravings · 3
  • Mushroom risotto
  • Lemon ricotta pancakes
  • Crispy chili tofu
Shopping list
  • GnocchiSam
  • ParmesanJo
  • LimesSam, just now

What we promise

Your kitchen is yours.

No ads. Nothing sold.

No advertising, no tracking for advertising, and nothing handed to a data broker.

Take it all, or delete it all.

Export everything you saved, or delete your account and everything in it, from Settings.

Credit the cook.

Every imported recipe keeps a link to where it came from and the name of whoever made it.

Our mission

Make time for something good.

Thyme to Cook is coming soon to iPhone and Apple Watch. Write to us and we’ll tell you when it’s ready.

hello@thymetocook.co

Photo: Toa Heftiba / Unsplash