Plan the meal
Say what you’re making, how many people you’re feeding, and when you want it ready.
AI cooking, timed for real life
Dinner,
right on cue.
Tell PlateTime what you’re cooking and when you want to eat. It creates the timeline, speaks each cue, adapts as you cook, and remembers what worked.
Hands-freeSiri + spoken Cooking Cues
PersonalLearns your best methods
On timeCoordinates the full meal
Next CueFlip burgers in 02:14
Serve at 8:00Everything finishes together
PLAN THE MEAL ✦ SPEAK EACH CUE ✦ ADJUST IN REAL TIME ✦ REMEMBER WHAT WORKED ✦
See it in action
From “What should I cook?”
to dinner on the table.
Here’s the whole idea in about 30 seconds.
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assets/platetime-demo.mp4How it works
One meal. One live timeline.
PlateTime handles the coordination so you can focus on cooking.
Follow the cues
PlateTime builds a synchronized plan and speaks each Cooking Cue at the right moment.
Adapt as you go
Tell PlateTime what changed. It updates the timeline and keeps dinner moving.
Make it better next time
Rate the meal and save the adjustments that made it great to your personal method.
Built for messy, real kitchens
Keep cooking.
PlateTime keeps up.
“Hey Siri, tell PlateTime the burgers are in.” PlateTime records the moment, updates the remaining cues, and keeps your meal on track.
- Hands-free notes through Siri App Intents
- Spoken cues using native synthesized speech
- Dynamic timeline adjustments as plans change
Inside PlateTime
A calmer way to cook.
A warm, highly legible interface made to be glanced at from across the kitchen.
Not another recipe app
It remembers experience, not just instructions.
Most cooking apps store recipes. PlateTime records what you actually did, when you did it, and how the meal turned out.
When you cook that dish again, it starts from your best method—not a generic one.
“Waiting one more minute before flipping gave me a much better crust.”
Private beta
Help shape the future of cooking with PlateTime.
Try the iOS beta, cook a real meal with it, and tell me what worked—and what didn’t.
Beta feedback
Tell me how the cook went.
Your notes will directly shape the next version of PlateTime.