FAQs

On2Cook is the physical cooking product at the centre of connected recipe creation, recipe understanding, ingredient intelligence, personal food context, planning and outcome learning. The Platform Story shows how these layers fit together, using presentation imagery and cooking evidence, and separates current app functions from device capabilities, validation and roadmap.

No. You can explore meal ideas, keep your own recipes, track meals and photos, set food preferences and build a weekly plan without owning a device. Use trusted cooking methods for your own equipment. On2Cook device programs are device-specific and are not automatically converted into conventional cooking instructions.

Today brings together familiar dishes, your saved recipes and the next steps. Browse Recipes for a dish, use Health to record your day and food preferences, then choose days and meals in Plan.

Browse the shared On2Cook catalog, save recipes, keep a YouTube source with your own ingredient and step notes, build a weekly plan, and adjust a meal diary with photos. Grocery checkout, automatic video extraction and sending cooking commands are not connected yet.

The public library uses the Smartsheet-backed catalog shared with the On2Cook app. Personal recipes and supplementary nutrition are kept separate; saving or planning a dish does not change the original cooking program.

Familiar favourites are editorially curated from the real catalog. They are not ranked by measured orders, ratings or cook counts. All public size and recipe variants remain available in the full library.

Yes. Explore cuisines shows the named cuisines, images and recipe counts from the current catalog. Diet, meal type, recipe name and cooking-detail filters can narrow the library. Saved food preferences are applied only when you choose to apply them.

Ask saves a supported YouTube recipe link to My Recipes. Automatic video extraction is not connected in this release. Add the ingredients, quantities and steps from the source, check them, and save the reviewed personal recipe before planning it. It is not a validated device program.

My Recipes contains catalog favourites and the personal recipes you create through Ask. You can reopen, export or remove them. Removing a personal recipe also removes its associated entries from your weekly plan.

Goal filters use only approved, current nutrition with a reviewed serving size and cooked yield. Missing values are never treated as zero. A dish can stay in the full library while its nutrition is still awaiting review.

The diary starts with an illustrative day, not a measured record of what you ate. Change each meal, portion, oil, sugar and drink, or enter a custom meal using a package label or your own measured data. Ranges reflect assumptions; they are not laboratory measurements or a personal prescription.

Not yet. A photo is a visual record beside the meal. You still confirm the food and portion; no image-recognition estimate is run. Meal photos remain in this browser's local storage and are not uploaded by the diary.

Health contains editable profile and goal scenarios. The calorie and nutrient outputs are planning estimates, not a diagnosis, guaranteed body transformation or clinical diet. Individual needs vary; specialist diets, supplements and medical conditions need qualified professional guidance.

No. Avoid-list notes and health exclusions are reminders, not verified allergen filtering. Check every ingredient, brand label and cross-contact risk. A proposed adaptation is not certified allergen-free, and changing ingredients does not create an approved cooking program.

They are illustrative scenarios using the assumptions displayed in Health, not a prediction of your lifetime intake or a measured national average. Change the scenario and age range to explore how repeated food choices add up.

Use the plan action on a recipe, choose a day, meal and serving count, then save. The weekly planner stores one recipe per meal slot; adding another replaces that slot. Health shortlists and fulfilment previews do not schedule meals until you add them in Plan.

No. Servings in the planner are a household planning count. They do not scale ingredient quantities, time, power, water or stirring. Use a validated recipe variant and follow the compatible device's approved instructions.

Not in this release. Grocery partners, checkout, QR-assisted execution and voice-to-device cooking are shown as the intended ecosystem. No purchase, payment or cooking command is sent from the website. Provider connections and device validation are still required.

The brief brings together AI recipe and device intelligence, adaptive control evidence, the cooking roadmap, patent layers, kitchen comparisons, revenue models, partnerships, traction and the funding round. Source-deck excerpts accompany the relevant sections.

Business numbers follow the August 2026 Pre-Series A deck supplied for this page. The December deck supports the cooking-advantage story. Recognised revenue, pipeline and projections must be read as distinct categories, not added together. The figures are deck-dated, not a live financial feed.

Use Request data room in the investor brief to open an email to Sandy. Confidential supporting documents are shared separately. Founder video spaces are prepared, but the recordings have not been supplied yet.

My Recipes, weekly plans and food preferences are stored privately on the server, associated with this browser's visitor session. The Health diary and meal photos stay on this device. Neither is a public gallery. Browser-local health data is not a cross-device backup.

Clearing site data removes local health records and may remove access to your visitor-session recipes and plan. There is no account recovery or cross-device synchronisation for guest sessions in this release. Export recipes and diary records you need to keep before clearing browser data.

Review is the evidence and quality process for supplementary recipe data. Source matching, nutrient values, portions and proposed changes need approval before they support public recommendations. Only authorised On2Cook reviewers can change those records.

Email the page link, recipe name and a short description of the issue. Do not include passwords, medical documents or private meal photos. The team can then check the source and review the correction without changing the original catalog silently.