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Savour
recipe app for chefs: organise and share recipes
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recipe app for chefs: organise and share recipes
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Professional recipe management for chefs and kitchen brigades: a recipe database and archive in the cloud, online and offline on every device. AI import turns messy handwritten notes and large recipe folders into structured recipes; organise in folders, share with your brigade, scale to any yield and print complete recipe folders at once.

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Hi Product hunt,
I'm a chef. For fifteen years my recipes lived everywhere except where I needed them: coffee-stained notes at the pass, photos on phones that broke, Word files on old laptops. When everything was finally in Word,I had to still print all files one by one.
So, after service and at weekends, I was building Savour.
What it does:
Organise every recipe in one book: folders, categories, A–Z and search by ingredient
Import a whole recipe book at once: Word, PDF and text are read for free. One chef imported 1,400 recipes in about less then a minute
AI reads photos of handwritten notes and brings order to big, messy recipe binders. It never invents quantities: anything unsure is flagged for you to check
Shared folders for your brigade: the head chef manages, the sous-chef edits, the rest of the team reads the same version
Stored in the cloud, on every device, and it opens without wifi in the walk-in
Scale any recipe to the yield you need, with a big-text cook mode on your phone
Print a complete folder in one go, with a table of contents and your restaurant's logo
It's free up to 100 recipes.
Savour Pro is €2.99/month for unlimited recipes and the AI import.
I'd love your honest feedback, especially from chefs and anyone who runs a kitchen: what would make you actually use this every day?