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KITCHENVOICE.
Cook by ear. No hands, no screen, no problem.
A voice-first, hands-free cooking assistant built for instinct-driven cooks and disabled chefs — no reading or typing required. Say “Hey Kitchen” to navigate recipe steps, set timers, and convert units, or narrate your own cooking and let the app turn it into a shareable recipe card.
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Two Hands.
Zero Screens.
Recipe apps assume you have a free hand and clean eyes to read a screen. KitchenVoice doesn’t — it’s built around the moment your hands are covered in flour and you just need to know what’s next.
Wake-Word Hands-Free Control
Say “Hey Kitchen” to move through recipe steps, set timers, and convert units — without ever touching a screen.
Narrate-to-Recipe
Talk through how you cook and KitchenVoice transcribes and structures it into a shareable recipe card automatically.
Built-In Accessibility Mode
High-contrast display, adjustable text size, large tap targets, and switch navigation, designed with disabled chefs in mind.
Technical Arsenal.
Built on the browser’s native speech APIs for zero-lag wake-word listening, with an LLM layer that structures narrated cooking into clean, shareable recipe cards — free tier included, with Chef Mode and Culinary Pro tiers for power users.
Voice → Structured Recipe Pipeline
Examine the Architecture.
Review the source code, implementation details, and contribution guidelines on the public repository.