Discover it.Save it.Cook it.
Harbour Kitchen gathers the recipes you find everywhere, from a TikTok to a food blog to a photo of last night's dinner, into one tidy cookbook on your phone. Then it walks you through cooking them, one step at a time.
- TikTok
- YouTube
- Food blogs
- Cookbook pages
- Handwritten cards
- Photos of dishes
- Screenshots
- Your own recipes
A recipe keeper that's honest about what it knows.
Every guess is labelled.
When AI fills a gap, like a quantity a video never mentioned, it carries an AI badge until you've checked it. Allergen details are never presented as guaranteed.
The cook gets the credit.
Every recipe links back to the creator or site it came from. Harbour Kitchen never downloads anyone's videos; it works from what each platform allows and what you share.
Made for messy hands.
Cooking mode uses big type, extra-large buttons and a timer for every timed step, and keeps your screen awake until you're done.
How Harbour Kitchen works
How it works
Discover it.
Spot a recipe anywhere
A video in your feed, a blog post, a dish at a friend's table. Share it to Harbour Kitchen from any app with Android's share sheet, paste the link, or point your camera at the plate.
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How it works
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Discover it.
Spot a recipe anywhere
A video in your feed, a blog post, a dish at a friend's table. Share it to Harbour Kitchen from any app with Android's share sheet, paste the link, or point your camera at the plate.
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Save it.
Get a clean, checkable recipe
Harbour Kitchen turns what it can read into ingredients and steps. Anything it had to estimate is marked AI, so you review it before it joins your library.
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Cook it.
Follow along, hands free
One step at a time, in type you can read from across the counter. Each step shows only the ingredients it needs, with its timer ready to start.
Saw it on social? Save it in a few taps.
Share a post from TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook or Pinterest. When the platform doesn't share the recipe text, paste the caption or add a screenshot. Harbour Kitchen builds a draft, links back to the creator, and shows you exactly which parts it had to estimate.
Try a sample link
Sample links and results are a simulation. Social import depends on each platform's terms, so what Harbour Kitchen can read may change before launch.
Pick a platform and press Import to watch a link become a recipe.
Point your camera at dinner.
Ate something wonderful and want to make it at home? Take a photo or pick one from your gallery. Harbour Kitchen suggests what the dish might be, lets you pick the right one, then drafts a recipe you can edit.
Choose a sample photo
Demo with sample photos and results. Dish recognition is an AI suggestion, not a fact, and it can be wrong.
Find tonight's dinner across the web.
Search by dish, ingredient or craving. Every result shows the site it comes from, and saving it takes one tap. No more forty open tabs.
10 sample results. 1 saved to My Recipes.
Mushroom risotto
40 min
greenkitchenjournal.com
Crispy chickpea tacos
30 min
tacotuesday.net
Miso ramen
45 min
noodlenights.blog
Chicken tikka masala
60 min
spicetrail.kitchen
Roasted pumpkin soup
50 min
bistrobasics.com
Salmon power bowl
25 min
bowlandbasket.com
Pistachio pesto pasta
20 min
greenkitchenjournal.com
Smoky shakshuka
30 min
levantlunch.com
Chickpea garden bowl
25 min
levantlunch.com
Fluffy buttermilk pancakes
25 min
sundaystack.com
Sample results with example sites. In the app, results come from a live web search.
Big type.
One step.
Both hands free.
Cook mode turns any saved recipe into a calm, full-screen guide. Try it: this is the real flow for the smoky shakshuka, with working timers.
- Only what this step needsEach step lists its own ingredients, scaled to your servings.
- A timer on every timed stepStart it with one tap and keep cooking. It carries on if you move ahead.
- Screen stays awakeNo more tapping the screen with a floury knuckle.
- Say next or backVoice controls for when your hands are busy.
Pour in the crushed tomatoes and paprika. Simmer until the sauce thickens and coats a spoon.
Demo timers run 10× faster. With the phone focused, the arrow keys move between steps.
Every recipe you love, finally in one place.
Favourites, collections, tags, notes and search, with a link back to where each recipe came from. Saved recipes are designed to open even when your kitchen has no signal.
Collections that fan out like a recipe box
Hover or tap a collection.
Cooking for four tonight?
Change the servings and every quantity rescales. Switch between metric and US units per recipe.
- 4eggs
- 400 gcrushed tomatoes
- 1red pepper, sliced
- 2garlic cloves, minced
- 1 tspsmoked paprikaAI
- 1 tspground cuminAI
- 1 tbspolive oil
Plan the week. The list writes itself.
Drop recipes into breakfast, lunch, dinner or snacks. Harbour Kitchen adds up the ingredients, merges duplicates and sorts them by aisle.
This week
Tap an empty slot to add a recipe
Weekly shop
Waiting for your plan
Press Make my shopping list to turn this week's plan into a list.
AI advice can be wrong; check food safety.
A sous-chef in your pocket.
Out of an ingredient? Sauce too thin? Feeding six instead of two? Ask Harbour Kitchen. It answers with your saved recipes and preferences in mind, and it's upfront that AI advice can be wrong.
Try a question
Preview with sample answers from the Harbour Kitchen prototype.
A closer look at the app.
Screens from the Harbour Kitchen design prototype, shown with sample photography. Details may change before launch.
Home
Pick up where you left off
Add a recipe
Every way in, one sheet
Recipe
Source, servings, AI flags
Cook mode
One step at a time
Discover
Search the web, then save
Planner
Your week at a glance
Shopping
Merged and sorted by aisle
Assistant
Arrives in version 1.1
Early cooks, in their own words.
Harbour Kitchen hasn't launched yet, so there are no reviews to show. These spaces are kept for real quotes from our beta testers.
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Questions, answered.
Not yet. Harbour Kitchen is in development for Android, and a closed beta on Google Play comes before the public launch. Join the waitlist and we'll email you when testing opens.
Your next favourite dinner is already in your camera roll.
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