Recipe Tin: All in one

Your recipes are scattered. A card in your grandmother's handwriting. A photograph of a cookbook page. A screenshot of something a friend sent. A link you meant to come back to. Recipe Tin puts them all on one shelf. Photograph it and it is read for you — the title, the ingredients with their amounts, and the method, laid out and ready to cook from. Then you check it, because a reader can misread a 5 for a 6, and anything it was unsure of is flagged before it is saved. The original photograph is kept forever, so whatever the reading got wrong, what was actually written is still there. IN ANY LANGUAGE A recipe can arrive in one language and be kept in another. Photograph an Arabic card and keep it in English; keep a French recipe in French and send it to someone in Spanish. Eight languages: English, Arabic, French, Spanish, German, Turkish, Italian and Persian — the app speaks all of…