Most recipe apps assume you're willing to stop what you're doing and type.
I realized that's not how most people actually cook.
Family recipes are often spoken out loud, scribbled on paper, or remembered from years of repetition. Typing every ingredient into an app feels like work.
So, I decided to build SayChef, a voice-first recipe manager that lets people simply talk.
Instead of filling out multiple fields, a user can say something like:






