Post what you ate
Photograph a dish at a restaurant, a market stall or a friend's table, give it a name, and add your own notes about what made it good.
An app by CatalystCX
Get a recipe to make it at home.
Had something great at a restaurant and want to make it at home? Take a photo, and Recreat gives you a recipe for it — a starting point you can edit, cook, and share.
Photograph a dish at a restaurant, a market stall or a friend's table, give it a name, and add your own notes about what made it good.
Claude, Anthropic's AI model, looks at your photo and drafts a recipe: a description, cook time, servings, ingredients with amounts, and a method. It's a starting point — edit any part of it, or ask for a fresh draft.
Search every dish and restaurant that's been posted, from a specific recipe you remember to a craving you can't quite name yet.
Change the number of servings and the ingredient amounts change with it. Add everything to your shopping list and tick items off at the store. Then switch to cooking mode, which shows one step at a time in large type and keeps your screen on.
Follow people whose food you like and see their dishes in your Following feed. Rate the recipes you make and leave tips for the next cook.
Report posts, comments or people from the ••• menu, and block anyone you don't want to see. Every report is reviewed within 24 hours.
Recipes are drafted by AI and can be wrong. Check ingredients for allergens, and cook food to safe temperatures. Recreat asks before it sends your first photo to Anthropic, and Anthropic doesn't use it to train its models.