Timers start on their own
You do not have to remember to start them and you do not have to watch the phone. When it is time it rings, even with the screen off.
The app
It does not send you a recipe and wish you luck. It stays in the kitchen with you, keeps the timings, and if two of you are cooking it gets you to the table together.
You can find recipes anywhere. What you cannot find anywhere is someone standing in the kitchen with you while you make them.
It is the part we built first, because it is the part we needed ourselves.
The difference
You do not have to remember to start them and you do not have to watch the phone. When it is time it rings, even with the screen off.
If two of you are cooking, each sees their own steps. Cookit fits the timings together so everything reaches the table hot, at once.
The phone rings, someone is at the door. Pause and start again where you were, with the timings redone.
Everything you read while cooking is sized to be read from a metre away, with dirty hands and without glasses.
Let us be clear
A cookbook answers "how do I make this". Your problem at seven in the evening is "what do I make", and that is a different problem.
No numbers to chase and nothing to weigh. We keep the balance behind the scenes, you just cook.
We do not tell you what you cannot eat. We help you eat well what you feel like eating, which lasts a lot longer.
Early access is open to a few people. Cook once, and tell us what did not work.