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Hands-free, step-by-step cooking.
Wet fingers, floury hands, something sizzling in the pan. Follow your recipe with simple hand gestures, while the current step and its ingredients stay together.
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Whisk the lemon juice and olive oil together in a small bowl.
Simple gestures
Move to the next step.
Return to the previous step.
Open recovery help.
Hold for two seconds to turn off the camera.
See it in context: try the guided cooking demo →
Set up. Settle in.
Start a generated or imported recipe. The current instruction and its ingredients appear together.
Position your device so its front-facing camera can see your hand, then allow camera access.
Good light and a stable device help. Use on-screen controls whenever you prefer to tap.
Your kitchen. Your privacy.
Gesture recognition processes the camera feed locally. The feed is not uploaded or stored.
Hands-free controls are optional. You can keep cooking with the on-screen controls whenever the camera is off or a gesture isn’t recognized.
A few useful answers
No. Hands-free controls are optional. You can use the on-screen controls.
Cooking navigation uses hand gestures. Talking to Oui Chef in the dinner conversation is a separate feature.
Check camera permission, lighting and hand visibility, or use the on-screen controls.
A device with a working front-facing camera, permission to use it, and a clear view of your hand. Place the device securely before cooking.
Dinner, figured out.
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