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Personal Chef

Create custom recipes with what you have at home

From what you have in the kitchen to a complete recipe card

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myCookSnap Personal Chef turning available ingredients into a complete recipe card

Demo

You do not always start from a link or a screenshot. Sometimes you only have a few ingredients and need a good idea fast.

Demo

See myCookSnap in action

Try a sample recipe and see how it becomes an organized card, ready to review and save.

No account needed to see the preview.

What you can do

Available ingredients

Guided recipes

Generated photo

Save to cookbook

01

Start from ingredients, time and servings

Write what you have, how many people you are cooking for and how much time you want to spend.

Use quick buttons to steer the idea: first course, main, light, dessert, quick, kids or camper.

Personal Chef uses that context to create a concrete proposal instead of an open-ended generic chat.

02

Refine the idea before the card

When Personal Chef suggests a recipe, you can immediately ask for changes such as making it lighter, faster or without cream.

This helps you get closer to the way you actually cook before saving anything.

The flow stays guided: a few clear actions designed to reach a useful recipe quickly.

03

Generate and save a myCookSnap recipe

With Generate card, the idea becomes a standard myCookSnap recipe with title, image, ingredients, quantities, timing, steps, notes and tags.

You can review and edit every field before saving, just like recipes captured from social media, websites, PDFs or screenshots.

Once saved, it lives in your cookbook with the rest of your recipes, ready to edit, print or share.

FAQ

Does Personal Chef save the recipe automatically?+

No. It creates a proposal and then an editable card. You decide when to save it to your cookbook.

Can I use Personal Chef with only a few ingredients?+

Yes. Start with a short ingredient list and add limits such as time, servings, diet or preferences. The recipe card remains editable before saving.

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