From paper and photos

Scan grandma’s recipe card

The oil-stained cards, the notebook full of “a little of this”, the pages torn from magazines: photograph them and SousChef turns them into recipes you can read, cook and keep.

No card. Works without an account too.

How it works

  1. Take a photo

    One or more pages, handwritten or printed, from your phone or from a file.

  2. Check the draft

    Smart import reads ingredients, quantities and steps and gives you a draft. You correct it before you save it.

  3. Cook

    The recipe joins your book, with adjustable servings, step-by-step cooking and printing.

Why do it now

  1. Paper wears out

    A photo keeps the recipe even when the ink fades. The original image stays next to the recipe.

  2. “A little” becomes grams

    Quantities are metric. Anything unknown stays “to taste” and is never guessed.

  3. Versions stay together

    Mum’s and auntie’s versions live as variations of the same recipe, not as two copies.

FAQ

Does it read handwriting?

Yes, in most cases. Hard-to-read parts are shown for you to check, and nothing is saved before you approve it.

Do I need an account?

Yes, a free account is enough. Free includes one smart import a week; Plus includes up to 50 a day.

Start with one recipe

The one you know by heart. Or the one you don’t want to lose.

Scan your first recipe