The Curator
You
Records on the go, organises later. Wants voice-first capture and zero retyping.
Record a recipe on your phone in any language. Hearth structures it, saves it to your account, and lets you organise it into private and shared family books — anytime.

"Take a handful of fresh coriander, my dear, and a good pinch of cumin…"
Open Hearth on your phone and talk.
AI structures, you edit and tag.
Save to private or family books.
Who it's for
You
Records on the go, organises later. Wants voice-first capture and zero retyping.
Parent / Elder
Speaks in dialect, measures in handfuls. Just talks — the app catches it.
Collaborators
Joins a shared family book, reads and contributes their own recipes.
How it works
Six gentle steps — record on your phone, let AI structure it, then organise into private and family books at your own pace.
Tap the mic. Talk through the recipe in any language, with all the 'a handful of'. Pause, resume, redo a step.
Voice becomes ingredients and steps. Auto-tagged by meal, cuisine, and occasion. Portions ready to scale.
Fix typos, tweak quantities, add a photo. Keep the storyteller's voice in the intro.
Every recording is saved to your account. Add to a private book or a shared family book — anytime, never lost.
Tick the books a recipe belongs to. Same recipe can live in Mum's Kitchen and Weeknight Quick.
Invite family members to your book. Export a print-ready keepsake when you're ready to gift it.
Auto-organisation
A Diwali breakfast belongs in both Festive and Breakfast. Hearth tags every recipe across multiple dimensions, then surfaces smart collections.
Meal Time
Occasion
Cuisine
Dietary
Cook Time
Smart Collections
Design principles
Every recording is saved to your account immediately. Sort it into books when you have a minute.
Speak it in dialect with informal quantities. The AI does the structuring.
A recipe can live in many books. Tick to add, untick to remove. No moving, no losing.
Invite people to a family book. Everyone sees the same living collection.
Warm illustrations, the cook's own words, print-ready output.
Record your first recipe in under a minute. Organise it into a family book whenever you're ready — your recording is always saved.