OneCookbook

OneCookbook turns a recipe into something you can actually cook from — one step
at a time, with your hands busy and your phone on the counter.

COOK, DON'T SCROLL
Tap Start Cooking and the recipe becomes a full-screen guide. One step at a
time, in large type you can read from across the kitchen. Your screen stays
awake the whole time, so you are never wiping your hands to unlock the phone
mid-stir.

TIMERS THAT READ THE RECIPE
"Simmer for 20 minutes" becomes a 20:00 timer you can start with one tap.
OneCookbook finds durations in the instructions for you — no typing, no
switching to a separate clock app. When the time is up, your phone buzzes.

A SHOPPING LIST THAT THINKS
Add any recipe's ingredients to your list in one tap. Cooking three dishes this
week? The same onion appears once, not three times, with every recipe it belongs
to noted next to it. The list is grouped the way you walk a supermarket —
produce, meat and fish, dairy, bakery, pantry, spices — so you stop zigzagging
between aisles. Tick things off as you go and clear the done ones with one
button.

WHAT CAN I COOK RIGHT NOW?
Open your fridge, add what you see, and get recipes ranked by how much of it
they use. Dishes that use everything you picked come first, so leftovers turn
into dinner instead of going off.

EVERYTHING ELSE
- Browse recipes by category with photos, ingredients and clear steps
- Search the full catalogue by name
- Save what you love to Favorites and find it instantly
- Every recipe shows its difficulty and step count up front
- Ingredients come with icons and exact measures
- A dark interface that is easy on the eyes in a dim kitchen

NO ACCOUNT, NO CLUTTER
No sign-up, no profile, no newsletter. Open the app and cook. Your favourites
and shopping list are stored on your device.

GOOD TO KNOW
An internet connection is needed to browse and open recipes. Recipe content is
provided by TheMealDB, a free community recipe database, and is available in
English.

Recent changes:
The first version of OneCookbook is here: step-by-step cooking mode with built-in
timers, a shopping list that merges ingredients across recipes, and fridge-based
recipe matching. No account needed.